Feb '20

While Nicotine Vaping Epidemic Worsens, America’s Lethal Media-Public Health Collusion Promotes Another Nicotine Delivery Device DOXA, EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT, MEDIA, PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS, SCIENCE, SUBSTANCE USE, TOBACCO, VAPING, YOUTH

While Nicotine Vaping Epidemic Worsens America’s Lethal Media-Public Health Collusion Promotes Another Nicotine Delivery Device by Clark Miller February 20, 2020 When the American Medical Association in its leading journal JAMA endorsed the “innovative” plan by the Food and Drug Administration to promote vaping as... Read More

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Feb '20

America’s Lethal Medical-Media Collusion is Harming Kids Stuck in the Medical-Media Generated Vaping Epidemic ADDICTION TREATMENT, DISEASE MODEL, EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT, HARM REDUCTION, MEDIA, OPIOID CRISIS, PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS, TOBACCO, VAPING, YOUTH

America’s Lethal Medical-Media Collusion is Harming Kids Stuck in the Medical-Media Generated Vaping Epidemic by Clark Miller February 7, 2020 The predictable happened: Vaping was called safe and effective for cessation of tobacco smoking endorsed as “innovative” in the nation’s top medical journal. What happened?... Read More

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Jul '19

RESEARCH UPDATE: Booming vape (e-cigarette) use among youth associated with harm instead of benefit including reversal of longstanding declines in tobacco cigarette smoking ADDICTION TREATMENT, EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT, HARM REDUCTION, MEDICAL MODEL, PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS, TOBACCO, VAPING, YOUTH

RESEARCH UPDATE: Booming vape (e-cigarette) use among youth associated with harm instead of benefit including reversal of longstanding declines in tobacco cigarette smoking by Clark Miller July 10, 2019 Accumulating evidence points to runaway rates of “vaping” of nicotine among youth, now characterized as posing... Read More

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Apr '19

From “Harm Reduction” to Pediatric Addiction Epidemic: Another Medical Industry-Fueled, Predictable Public Health Threat: Inhalation of Nicotine Booming Among Youth, Linked to Increased Risk of Tobacco Use and Diabetes Epidemic ADDICTION TREATMENT, CULTURE, DIABETES, HARM REDUCTION, MEDICAL MODEL, SUBSTANCE USE, VAPING, YOUTH

From Jama-Endorsed Medical “Harm Reduction” to Child Substance Use Epidemic: Another Medical Industry Predictable Public Health Threat - Vaped Nicotine Booming Among Youth Linked to Increased Cigarette Use and Diabetes Epidemic by Clark Miller April 5, 2019 Accumulating evidence points to runaway rates of “vaping”... Read More

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Dec '18

UPDATE – Nicotine Links Booming Youth Vaping With Previously Declining Cigarette Use Reversing and Rebounding, With New Warnings on Latent Youth Diabetes Epidemic ADDICTION TREATMENT, DIABETES, EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT, HARM REDUCTION, MEDICAL MODEL, OBESITY, SUBSTANCE USE, VAPING, YOUTH

UPDATE - Nicotine Links Booming Youth Vaping With Previously Declining Cigarette Use Reversing and Rebounding, With New Warnings on Latent Youth Diabetes Epidemic by Clark Miller December 6, 2018 Evidence continues to accumulate pointing to increased prevalence of “vaping”, or use of e-cigarettes to inhale... Read More

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Nov '18

UPDATE – France Joins U.S. and Canada on the Gateway List: As Vaping Booms Among Youth, Cigarette Use Rebounding, not Down ADDICTION TREATMENT, DIABETES, DISEASE MODEL, EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT, HARM REDUCTION, TOBACCO, VAPING, YOUTH

UPDATE – France Joins U.S. and Canada on the Gateway List: As Vaping Booms Among Youth, Cigarette Use Rebounding, not Down by Clark Miller November 27, 2018 Evidence continues to accumulate pointing to increased prevalence of “vaping”, or use of e-cigarettes to inhale vaporized nicotine... Read More

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Nov '18

Teen vaping: More Evidence, Again, Pointing to Booming E-cigarette Use Worsening, Not Preventative for, Cigarette Smoking ADDICTION TREATMENT, HARM REDUCTION, PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS, SUBSTANCE USE, TOBACCO, VAPING, YOUTH

Teen vaping: More Evidence, Again, Pointing to Booming E-cigarette Use Worsening, Not Preventative for, Cigarette Smoking by Clark Miller November 14, 2018 Evidence continues to accumulate pointing to increased prevalence of “vaping”, or use of e-cigarettes to inhale vaporized nicotine (the addictive chemical in cigarettes),... Read More