<span class="paragraphSection">Much public health research seeks to identify harm and then use that knowledge as the basis for preventive action through advice, policy and practice. Where harms cannot be removed, the focus may change to reducing them. What are the ethical issues that arise in harm reduction? The UK’s Royal College of Physicians’ (<a href="#phx003-B10" class="reflinks">RCP, 2016</a>) recent publication on electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) provides an excellent prompt to discussing this issue.</span>
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