Bibliography
For readers interested in deeper reading in the subjects explored on this website. Some of these resources are not precisely about tobacco harm reduction or even tobacco at all. We include them because they are both interesting and provide direction and support for the underlying concerns with clear thought and communication. We have provided free access resources wherever possible however some key papers either do not exist online in their full form or do not exist outside of scholarly subscription. In most of these cases we have provided the link to an abstract. A full citation is also provided for those who wish to hunt down the original article or book.
Epidemiology and risk analysis.
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Harm reduction in general.
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Misinformation in the media.
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Nicotine and addiction.
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Oral cancer.
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Research methods and epistemology.
Risk of smoking.
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Smokeless tobacco and health.
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Smokeless tobacco and smoking cessation.
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Foulds J, Ramstrom L, Burke M & Fagerstrom K. 2003. Effect of smokeless tobacco (snus) on smoking and public health in Sweden. Tobacco Control 12: 349-359.
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Rodu B & Godshall WT. 2006. Tobacco harm reduction: an alternative cessation strategy for inveterate smokers. Harm Reduction Journal 3:37.
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Tobacco harm reduction
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Kozlowski LT, O’Connor RJ & Edwards BQ. 2003. Some practical points on harm reduction: What to tell your lawmaker and what to tell your brother about Swedish snus. Tobacco Control 12: 372-373.
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