British American Tobacco is continuing its quest to establish scientifically whether or not vapor is less risky than is smoke. To date; all the signs are that vapor is far less risky.Read More
Turkmenistan is looking to reduce the incidence of smoking in the country to five percent or lower by 2025.Read More
The program for the 2017 Global Forum on Nicotine is almost complete and organizers have published the details of the speakers and chairpersons who are due to take part. Read More
Despite an industry code saying that British vape shops should sell electronic cigarettes only to smokers, vapers or former smokers, most sell to others also.Read More
Tobacco proposal like the curate’s egg
The Canadian government’s proposals for new regulations on tobacco products and vaping devices have met with a mixed reception.Read More
Government funds allocated in Wales are to be used by the local chapter of Action on Smoking and Health to help smokers ‘choose’ to become smoke-free.Read More
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. has submitted Modified Risk Tobacco Product applications to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration covering six styles of Camel Snus, Read More
Demand for Glo in Japan is exceeding supply, according to BAT, which launched the tobacco-heating product in that market four months ago. Read More
With electronic cigarettes available in the UK, the smoking prevalence there would be expected to drop off more quickly than if they weren’t available.Read More
The names of the first speakers to have confirmed their participation at the Global Forum on Nicotine 2017 have been made available by the organizers.Read More
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