Dr. Delon Human, a global health expert and leading advocate for tobacco harm reduction with decades of experience advising governments and health organisations, was in Dhaka recently amid growing debate over Bangladesh’s recent ban on vape imports. He has worked with the WHO, served as president of the World Medical Association, and champions science-based policies to reduce the harms of smoking.
The article “What Could Have Been a Fire Escape Has Remained a Death Trap” highlights Dr. Delon Human’s warning against Bangladesh’s vape import ban, arguing it risks worsening public health by pushing smokers toward more harmful products instead of safer alternatives.
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