For readers interested in more details of the scientific and policy analysis related to tobacco harm reduction, this page provides presentations (both academic and popular) and working papers. Most readers will probably want to focus on our FAQ or the Bibliography/References resource, but some may find this of interest. Other researchers who wish to post their work at this page should contact us via email.
Scientific or policy presentations and other works of general interest.
Phillips CV.
Saving European lives with smokeless tobacco: a clear choice, a difficult choice.
Presentation to Members of the European Union in Strasbourg.
Slides. Presentation. June 2008.
Rodu B & Phillips CV.
Switching to smokeless tobacco as a smoking cessation method: evidence from the
2000 National Health Interview Survey
2008 Harm Reduction Journal 5:18
Phillips CV, Guenzel B & Bergen P.
Deconstructing anti-harm-reduction metaphors: mortality risks from falls and other traumatic injuries compared with
smokeless tobacco use.
2006 Harm Reduction Journal 3:15.
Phillips CV.
Presentation on systematic review of epidemiology about smokeless
tobacco and life-threatening diseases.
Slides. Presentation. April 2006.
Phillips CV, Rabiu D & Rodu B.
Calculating the comparative mortality risk from smokeless tobacco versus smoking.
Poster Presentation. June 2006.
Congress of Epidemiology conference.
American Journal of Epidemiology, 163 (11):S189, 2006.
Phillips, CV, Wang, C & Guenzel B.
You might as well smoke; the misleading and harmful public message about smokeless tobacco.
2005 BMC Public Health 5:31.
Phillips CV.
Smokeless Tobacco and Public Health: Professional Ethics, Popular Communication and Harm Reduction.
Slides. Presentation, November 2005.
Original pre-edited wikipedia article.
For readers of the scientific literature.
Phillips CV.
An example of "publication bias in situ": Alguacil and Silverman's (2004) study of smokeless tobacco
and pancreatic cancer.
Working Paper. May 2006.
Streaming audio.
Phillips CV. The World Tonight (CHQR) Radio interview May 31, 2006.
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