Throughout history, major advances in public health have rarely moved forward without opposition. From clean water systems to food safety laws, vaccinations, and air-quality protections, evidence-based reforms have consistently wrestled with ideological resistance. The modern struggle over tobacco harm reduction fits squarely into this pattern. Even as safer alternatives to smoking deliver some of the … Continue reading Substitution, Not Abstinence: Danish Data Are The Latest to Teach us About Tobacco Harm Reduction