Brexit is being put forward as an opportunity for the UK government to dump new tobacco-control regulations that spring from the EU’s latest Tobacco Products Directive.Read More
While the use of water pipes has expanded geographically in recent years, the science has lagged behind. CORESTA is now asking whether the science ought to try to catch up.Read More
It is hard to avoid the conclusion that the US Food and Drug Administration’s approach to smokeless tobacco is unscientific. But then it is not alone in this.Read More
Snus is banned in the EU outside of Sweden where this product has been largely credited with reducing the incidence of smoking among one group of men to five percent.Read More
Authorities in Amman, the capital of Jordan, are making it a priority to monitor cafés and other establishments to ensure that argileh is not served to minors.Read More
Other studies show no link, says company. Read More
A traditional tobacco smoked in the Middle East for centuries, dokha is making a global comeback.Read More
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