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From Brent Stafford at Regulator Watch<\/a><\/p>\n

Last month tobacco control activists and public health professionals from across the country met for the National Conference on Tobacco and Vaping.
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\nThe conference is the premiere event for tobacco control in Canada. But all are not welcome at this event.
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\nAccording to an Ontario Public Health Association rep, \u201cthe conference does not allow those with ties to tobacco or vaping industries to attend.\u201d
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\nOne vaping advocate barred from the event is joining us today, Dr. John Oyston, a retired anesthesiologist and former associate professor at the University of Toronto.
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\nHear his thoughts on why conference organizers should pay more attention to their conflicts with big pharma than worrying about attendees who work on behalf of tobacco harm reduction.
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\nOnly on RegWatch by RegulatorWatch.com.
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\nReleased: March 28, 2023
\nProduced by Brent Stafford
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\nThis episode is supported by KICK ASH VAPES, P SQUARED VAPES, SELECT VAPES AND ZANK PAYMENTS.
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\nPart of our \u201cLast Stand\u201d Canada Coverage.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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