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Marina Murphy

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About Marina

Dr. Marina Murphy is Senior Director of Scientific Affairs at Haypp Group, where she leads scientific communications and public health advocacy to support tobacco harm reduction. With over 20 years’ experience, she has held senior roles at Juul Labs, British American Tobacco, and ANDS, focusing on translating complex science into accessible, evidence-based narratives. Marina is a passionate advocate for transparent science communication and sound regulatory frameworks that support public health. A vocal proponent of evidence-based policy, she regularly addresses misinformation around nicotine products.

Marina holds a Ph.D. in chemistry from the National University of Ireland, Galway and a Masters in Science Communication for Dublin City University, Ireland.

Expertise

Tobacco Harm Reduction
Public Health Advocacy
Scientific Communications
Regulatory Affairs

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woman smiling, improved oral health from nicotine pouches

Nicotine Pouches May Lead to Healthier Smiles

That cigarettes are harmful to both body and mouth is well known. But now, an American study suggests there may be a better path for those who cannot or do not want to quit smoking altogether: switching to nicotine pouches.

woman giving advice to another woman, highlighting how advice and vapes can help with smoking cessation

Study Shows Vapes and Advice Double Quit Rate

A new UK study found that providing smokers with advice and vape starter kits in emergency departments significantly improved quit rates. Trustworthy communication from credible healthcare staff was seen as key to this success.

image shows scientific beakers, indicating clinical trial regarding vapes effectiveness over NRTs for quitting smoking

Study: Vapes More Effective Than NRTs for Disadvantaged Smokers

A new clinical trial from UNSW Sydney has found vaping to be far more effective than traditional nicotine replacement therapies (NRT) in helping socially disadvantaged Australians quit smoking, with quit rates nearly three times higher than for gum or lozenges.

What the Science Says About Metatine, A New Synthetic Nicotine

What the Science Says About Metatine, A New Synthetic Nicotine

Metatine, known chemically as 6-Methyl Nicotine (6-MN), is a synthetic variant of nicotine that is often marketed as a vaping alternative. However, recent studies indicate it may pose greater health risks than traditional nicotine.

misleading vaping terminology study

Study Warns Against Confusing Vaping with Smoking in Scientific Literature

Researchers are warning against the use of misleading terms like “e-cigarette smoking”, which may harm public understanding and policy on nicotine use.

UK Government Launches £62M Study into Youth Vaping

UK Government Launches £62M Study into Youth Vaping

The UK’s Department of Health and Social Care has announced a landmark study to investigate the long-term health effects of vaping on young people's health and wellbeing.

Understanding Nicotine Levels in Pouches and Cigarettes

Understanding Nicotine Levels in Pouches and Cigarettes

Nicotine pouches have been coming under attack in recent months in response to concerns over nicotine levels and claims that pouches contain 15 times more nicotine than a cigarette.

UK Shops Urged to Clear Stock

UK Shops Urged to Clear Stock Ahead of Vape Ban

With only two months to go before the disposable ban comes into effect, high street shops and convenience stores in the UK are being urged to deplete their stocks of single-use vapes.

Scientist Criticised for Misleading Vaping Claims

Scientist Criticised for Misleading Vaping Claims

A UK scientist has been heavily criticised for seeking ‘irresponsible publicity’ by promoting an incomplete, unpublished study as proof that vaping is more dangerous than smoking.

Vapes Better than NRTs

Vapes Better than NRTs

Study finds vaping more effective than nicotine medicines for quitting smoking Vapes are more effective than NRTs (nicotine replacement therapies) for stopping smoking, according to a stop-smoking review conducted by scientists in the US and the UK.

New Zealand vs Australia: Vaping Cuts Smoking Faster

New Zealand vs Australia: Vaping Cuts Smoking Faster

Smoking is declining twice as fast in New Zealand than it is in Australia and scientists say that this is because New Zealand has far less restrictive rules on vaping.

New Zealand - Smoking to e-cigarettes

Did New Zealand's Push for Vaping Work Too Well?

The proportion of smokers in New Zealand has decreased dramatically in just 10 years. Currently, only 6.8 percent of the population smokes, compared to 15 percent in 2013. Meanwhile, the proportion of vapers has increased significantly since the products were regulated in 2018. Today, just over 10 percent of the adult population vapes.

Snus side effect woman smiling

Snus Side Effects: What Does Snus Do to Your Body, Gums, and Health

The side effects of snus range from increased alertness and focus to disrupted sleep and gum irritation. In this guide, we explain what are the effects of snus, both short- and long-term, and different factors that impact your experience.

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