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Organisers of Ecig Summit 2024 are delighted to announce the speakers and draft agenda for its 12th annual event, taking place at the Royal College of Physicians on the 5th of December

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Organisers of Ecig Summit 2024 are delighted to announce the speakers and draft agenda for its 12th annual event, taking place at the Royal College of Physicians on the 5th of December. Registration is now open and Early Bird rates will apply up to Monday 11th November. 

Ecig Summit 2024 organisers say that all of the speakers are scheduled to attend in person this year, but that there is a hybrid option for attendance for people who cannot join in person in London. 

They say: “This year’s E-Cigarette Summit takes place at an important time, as the UK government puts the Tobacco and Vapes Bill back on the table, which will seek additional powers to change how tobacco, e-cigarettes and other nicotine products are supplied and regulated.

“While the public health goal remains to reduce or eliminate smoking, the question of where and how e-cigarettes and other nicotine products fit within this aspiration remains a contentious public health and policy debate.”

They say the conversation taking place in the UK, and that which will happen at the conference, “mirrors those taking place in countries such as Canada, the US, Australia and New Zealand” as countries seek to balance the ending of smoking while attempting to prevent access to vapes for teens.

While countries share the same challenges, policy and regulatory responses have been very different. This year's Summit will explore what lessons can be learned from each other and what the regulatory and policy priorities should be for a novel product category in the context of smoking, which remains the primary public health crisis,” they add.

The E-Cigarette Summit’s organisers state that the event has a single aim “of facilitating respectful dialogue and thoughtful analysis of the latest evidence and an opportunity to explore the science and how this should be interpreted to deliver the most effective public health and regulatory strategies.”

Confirmed Summit Speakers & Chair

  • The Summit Chair - Prof Ann McNeill, Kings College London
  • Prof Peter Selby, University of Toronto
  • Richard Boden, Department of Health and Social Care
  • Prof Jamie Brown, University College London (UCL)
  • Dr Nicola Lindson, University of Oxford
  • Prof Alan Boobis, Imperial College London
  • Prof Sanjay Agrawal, Royal College of Physicians
  • Dr Jasmine Khouja, University of Bristol
  • Martin Dockrell, Office of Health Improvement & Disparities (OHID)
  • Dr Tom Freeman, University of Bath
  • Dr Sharon Cox, University College London
  • Dr Eve Taylor, King's College London
  • Dr Katie East, King's College London
  • Hazel Cheeseman, Action on Smoking & Health
  • Kate Pike, Chartered Trading Standards Institute
  • Craig Copland, The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
  • Prof Coral Gartner, University of Queensland's School of Public Health
  • Ben Youdan, ASH New Zealand
  • Pablo Cano Trilla, ECigIntelligence
  • Prof Kenneth Warner, University of Michigan
  • Dr Alexandria Andrayas, University of Bristol
  • Jeff Weiss, Former Chief Engagement Officer of NJOY
  • Clive Bates, Counterfactual Consulting Ltd
  • Prof Robert Beaglehole, Action for Smokefree 2025, NZ
  • Closing Keynote: Ailsa Rutter OBE – Director, Fresh and Balance

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