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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2022 · 46 MIN

GFN News #5 | Sud Patwardhan on bridging the gap between tobacco policy and health care practice

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0:00 - Intro 1:03 - Canadian smokers seem to support the idea of lowering nicotine in cigarettes 7:05 - A new study has found that e-cigs are an effective quit aid for Australian smokers 12:35 - China's market regulator has released national standards for e-cigarettes 23:35 - Many doctors have misconceptions about e-cigarettes 24:15 - Brent Stafford of RegWatch interviews Sud Patwardhan 46:06 - Closing remarks GFN•TV is part of Global Forum on Nicotine. Join us live in Warsaw on 16-18 June 2022. For more information, see https://gfn.events The Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN), which has taken place every year since 2014, is the only international conference to focus on how vapes, nicotine pouches, Swedish snus and heated tobacco can help people switch away from smoking. Building on the success of an event that attracts hundreds of in-person participants and thousands of online delegates, GFN•TV, a broadcast arm of the GFN stable, is now offering year round coverage of the issues that matter in tobacco harm reduction. #GFNTV #GFNNews #RegWatchOnGFNTV

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