Critics of harm reduction and anti-tobacco zealots probably feel like they can get away with distorting the science, presenting fallacious arguments, and ad hominem attacks because no one will take the time to respond and refute them. On these pages, for a few selected publications, we will give it a shot.

In some cases, the online versions vary somewhat from the printed hard copy. Whenever possible we have presented the complete version. Any article or letter we have responded to has been reproduced to match the actual and original printed version. Online versions of Edmonton Journal materials remain accessable for seven days only so for those interested in following up, the archived paper copies will be your only resource.

2007

May Edmonton Journal Guest Column & Response

March Responding to: "Tobacco-related disease mortality among men who switched from cigarettes to spit tobacco" (Henley et al.).

2005

November Articles & Letters from Edmonton Publications