RECIG Expert Panel: Study Conclusions and Policy Implications

March 17, 2016
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This newsletter focuses on the results from the RECIG Expert Panel, an international and multidisciplinary meeting with experts in tobacco control. Key conclusions from the Expert Panel relate to the health effects of e-cigarettes, their effectiveness as a cessation aid and potential policy action ideas.

Author(s): Alexa Minichiello, Bo Zhang, and Robert Schwartz
Date: March 2016
Type of Publication: Project News

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RECIG Expert Panel: Study Conclusions and Policy Implications

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