Smoke Signals

Featuring 71 essays from a 40-year career, this collection presents Simon Chapman's incisive perspectives on crucial topics in public health, including tobacco control, ethics, and cancer screening. The writings also tackle societal concerns regarding low-risk agents like wi-fi and mobile towers. This compilation serves as a vital resource for public health students and professionals, while also engaging anyone interested in health policy debates. Chapman's authoritative and often provocative insights make for compelling reading.