Robert Calder
Robert Calder
SSA Conference 2024: Ann McNeill on tobacco harm reduction
SSA Conference 2024: Ann McNeill on tobacco harm reduction
SSA Conference 2024: Ann McNeill on tobacco harm reduction
Tuesday 27th August 2024
Explore tobacco harm reduction with Prof. Ann McNeill as she discusses its history, challenges, and future in this enlightening episode.
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Episode Overview
- Tobacco harm reduction focuses on reducing harm to smokers and those around them.
- E-cigarettes emerged as a significant tool for harm reduction.
- Policy and regulation play crucial roles in managing tobacco harm reduction.
- Youth uptake of vaping products is a major concern.
- Supporting early career researchers is vital for future advancements.
Nicotine is what causes people to smoke by and large, but it isn’t the nicotine that kills.
Ever wondered about the complexities of tobacco harm reduction? This episode of 'Addictions Edited: the monthly take-home' brings you a fascinating conversation with Professor Ann McNeill, a leading expert in tobacco addiction. Hosted by Dr Rob Calder, this episode dives into the history, challenges, and future of tobacco harm reduction, offering a nuanced look at a topic that impacts millions worldwide.
Professor McNeill shares her journey from scepticism to advocacy for harm reduction, highlighting key moments and figures that shaped her views. From the controversial marketing tactics of the tobacco industry to the emergence of e-cigarettes, you'll get a comprehensive overview of how harm reduction has evolved over the decades. The episode also touches on the role of policy and regulation, discussing how countries like New Zealand are pioneering innovative approaches to reduce smoking rates.
You'll hear about the delicate balance between promoting less harmful nicotine products and preventing youth uptake, a dilemma that continues to challenge public health experts. Whether you're an early career researcher or someone interested in addiction studies, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Professor McNeill also shares her thoughts on the importance of supporting young researchers in this ever-evolving field.
Don't miss this enlightening conversation that sheds light on one of the most pressing issues in public health today. Tune in to understand the past, present, and future of tobacco harm reduction and why it's crucial for achieving smoke-free societies.