ASH/NCSCT letter re prescribing nicotine containing products

5 February 2015

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A joint letter from ASH and NCSCT to local councils regarding the prescribing of nicotine-containing products whilst ensuring compliance with Article 5.3 of the FCTC.

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ASH/NCSCT letter re prescribing nicotine containing products

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