Anti-Vape BMA Goes Again
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Anti-Vape BMA Goes Again. The British Medical Association (BMA) continues to swim against the tide of public health opinion as it undertakes a review of the “growing epidemic of vaping”. Having set out its position in opposition back in 2015, the organisation (and its associated journal the BMJ) have been siding with the World Health Organisation ever since.
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