The World Health Organisation has once again defied scientific advice by baldly stating that ‘E-cigarettes are not proven cessation aids’. The WHO’s stance flies in the face of all the available evidence. In fact, a gold standard Cochrane Review published last year showed that e-cigarettes can be very effective in helping people to quit smoking.
Britain must stand up to the WHO’s anti-science attack on vaping
With COP11 looming, once again secrecy and ideology threaten to overshadow science, silencing harm reduction voices and risking millions of preventable smoking-related deaths. With just 100 days remaining before the World Health Organization’s (WHO) next global...
By: Joseph Hart 8 August 2025 Martin Cullip is an International Fellow at the Taxpayers Protection Alliance’s Consumer Centre, and a fearless advocate for tobacco harm reduction, smokeless nicotine alternatives, and, most of all, common sense. As an accomplished...
Vaping is 95% safer than smoking #backvapingsavelives
ANGRY MPs have called on the Government to defund the World Health Organisation unless it ends its hostile attitude towards vaping as a way of helping smokers quit. A cross-party committee is furious the WHO is considering branding e-cigarettes as dangerous as smoking...
If a nation’s public health policy succeeded in making its citizens healthier, wouldn’t you expect intergovernmental health organizations to examine that policy, embrace it, perhaps see if it could be applied to other countries? By Ignoring WHO, UK Could Emerge as...