Prof Ann McNeill

Professor of Tobacco Addiction
Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience,, Kings College London
Biography
Ann McNeill is a Professor of Addictions in the National Addiction Centre with a focus on tobacco. She graduated from the University of Nottingham with a first class joint honours degree in zoology and psychology and then carried out her PhD at the Institute of Psychiatry focusing on the development of dependence on smoking. Since that time she has held a variety of academic and public sector posts focusing largely on tobacco control research. Ann has an established international reputation, receiving a World Health Organisation award for contributions to tobacco control in 1998.
She has published more than 250 academic papers book chapters, reports and opinion pieces on the subject and her research ranges across prevention, cessation, harm reduction and local, national and international policy. Ann was a co-author of the recent systematic review of tobacco product packaging which underpinned the recent government consultation on plain packaging and has a particular interest in the relationship between smoking, mental health and inequalities. She is Deputy Director of the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies.
Competing Interest:
Professor McNeill leads the Nicotine Research Group in the Addictions Department, IoPPN and receives funding for projects from a variety of funders such as Cancer Research UK (CRUK) and the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) and has no links with any tobacco or vaping product manufacturers. Professor McNeill is a NIHR Senior Investigator
Chair in
- Welcome from the Chair
Friday 4th December 10:30 - Panel discussion and live Q&A: What are the key considerations for prudent regulation of e-cigarettes?
Friday 4th December 12:10 - Welcome from the Chair
Thursday 3rd December 10:30 - Panel discussion and live Q&A
Thursday 3rd December 12:10 - Introduction
Thursday 3rd December 13:20 - Panel discussion and live Q&A: Nicotine and public health policy
Thursday 3rd December 14:30 - Welcome from the Chair
Tuesday 7th December 2021 10:00 - Panel discussion and live Q&A
Tuesday 7th December 2021 11:40 - Introduction from the Chair
Wednesday 8th December 2021 15:00 - Panel discussion and live Q&A
Wednesday 8th December 2021 16:20 - Closing Remarks from the Chair
Wednesday 8th December 2021 16:50
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