Some public health officials, including those in Korea, discourage smokers from using electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) because ENDS use is positively correlated with smoking in cross-sectional surveys. From the observed correlation such officials deduce that ENDS causally discourage cessation from tobacco. However, use of ENDS is a choice made by individuals, and that choice […]

The European Centre for Environment and Human Health (ECEHH) would like to invite you to explore the benefits of "Harnessing the power of community engagement in research" For more than a decade the European Centre for Environment and Human Health has worked to put the complex relationships between people and the environment at the top […]

Cardiac sarcoidosis is a condition that has gained a growing interest in recent years, from a wide range of professionals including respiratory physicians, cardiologists, nurses and scientists. This symposium will showcase the latest research and clinical guidelines on cardiac sarcoidosis, with an emphasis on the multidisciplinary approach, in combination with clinical information and various imaging […]

**For pregnant women only** All attendees who participate will receive a FREE gift bag. Bags will be available for pick up after class until 4 PM. Please call, text, or email us to schedule a pick up time if you cannot pick it up on the day of class. The meeting link will be emailed to you […]

The regulation of tobacco and substances that have traditionally been Illicit (e.g., cannabis) are heading in opposite directions with tobacco policies heading toward sales bans, while many jurisdictions have moved to legalise cannabis. This convergence in control approaches offers opportunities for policy researchers to learn from the illicit drug policy field in reforming the regulation […]

The global COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented crisis that has required rapid generation of research evidence to improve policy and practice in health, social care, and other settings. To meet this need, the researcher community has been mobilised more rapidly than ever seen before. This has created a difficult environment for policymakers and implementation actors […]

There are many misconceptions about vaping as our children are targeted daily by product marketers as well as peers. This discussion will focus on the dangers of vaping addiction and latest information on current trends in the electronic cigarette epidemic.

The International Development Research Centre (IDRC) and its funding partner Cancer Research UK (CRUK) will present our capstone webinar for the Economics of Tobacco Control Research Initiative: Demystifying the Economics of Tobacco Control - Knowledge, policy, and everything in between. Celebrating the culmination of over a decade of partnerships, research, and advocacy, this event represents […]