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EV-001Campaign impact

Official evaluation

CDC Tips: Impact and Results

Supports

Estimated quit attempts, sustained quits, deaths and costs averted.

Limitation

Population attribution and modelling; not proof for an individual viewer.

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EV-014COPD

Official synthesis

WHO: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Supports

Symptoms, causes, everyday burden and population attribution.

Limitation

Does not establish the cause of one person’s illness.

Open source ↗
EV-015Cessation and lungs

Clinical study

Lung Health Study

Supports

Sustained cessation was associated with slower subsequent mean FEV1 decline.

Limitation

A group outcome in the studied population, not an individual promise.

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EV-017Vapes and quitting

Living systematic review · 2025

Cochrane: electronic cigarettes for smoking cessation

Supports

Trials of regulated nicotine e-cigarettes found higher quit rates than nicotine-replacement therapy.

Limitation

Applies to adults who smoke in cessation contexts; long-term safety and newer devices need more evidence.

Open review ↗
EV-018Heated tobacco

WHO evidence brief · 2023

Heated tobacco products

Supports

HTPs heat tobacco and produce an aerosol containing nicotine and toxicants; they are not harmless.

Limitation

Lower levels of selected chemicals do not establish lower long-term disease risk.

Open WHO brief ↗
EV-021Genetics

Multi-ancestry GWAS meta-analysis · 2024

Genetics of tobacco use disorder

Supports

Identifies genetic associations and overlap with other smoking phenotypes.

Limitation

Association is not destiny and does not make a polygenic score an individual clinical answer.

Open study ↗
EV-022Psychoactive substances

WHO official topic review

WHO: Psychoactive drugs

Supports

Non-medical use carries significant health risks and can lead to drug use disorders.

Limitation

Risk varies substantially by substance, dose, combinations and context.

Open source ↗
EV-023Dependence treatment

WHO/UNODC international standard

International Standards for Treatment of Drug Use Disorders

Supports

Evidence-based medical, psychosocial and recovery interventions, including special needs of adolescents.

Limitation

A standard for systems of care, not an individual treatment prescription.

Open standard ↗
EV-024Anabolic steroids

Endocrine Society scientific statement

Adverse Health Consequences of Performance-Enhancing Drugs

Supports

Summarises cardiovascular, endocrine, psychiatric, hepatic, renal and other risks.

Limitation

Much of the evidence is observational because supraphysiologic doses cannot ethically be assigned in trials.

Open statement ↗
EV-025Online recruitment

Europol intelligence notification · 2024/2025

Recruitment of young perpetrators for criminal networks

Supports

Describes recruitment and tasking through social media, coded language and gamification.

Limitation

A European law-enforcement context; warning signs do not prove recruitment in one case.

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EV-026Alcohol

WHO official review · 2024

WHO: Alcohol

Supports

Alcohol is toxic, psychoactive and dependence-producing, with links to disease and injury.

Limitation

Risk varies by amount, frequency, health and context; this does not estimate one person's risk.

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EV-027Gambling

WHO official review · 2024

WHO: Gambling

Supports

Describes mental-health, relationship and financial harm and the recognised features of gambling disorder.

Limitation

Global estimates are limited and only a qualified professional can diagnose an individual.

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EV-028Road safety

WHO official review · access checked in 2026

WHO: Road traffic injuries

Supports

Evidence on speed, alcohol, phones, seat belts, helmets and child restraints.

Limitation

Population estimates do not reconstruct a specific crash or replace national road rules.

Open source ↗
EV-029Online abuse

UNICEF policy brief · 2024

Protecting children from violence in the digital environment

Supports

Describes technology-facilitated violence, privacy protection and accessible psychosocial support.

Limitation

Legal classification and a safe response plan vary by country and situation.

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