Qatar has started work on a major study of attitudes toward tobacco products and vaping devices.Read More
A call has gone out in the Philippines for smokers to be informed about alternative products they can use to quit smoking.Read More
Tobacco manufacturers trying to switch smokers to less risky products are often asked why they don't simply stop selling combustible cigarettes. That question can be redirected.Read More
So far this month, vaping among young people in the US has been described as the beginning of an epidemic, an exploding epidemic, and a craze that has become an epidemic.Read More
Pollution violates the right to life and health because people cannot choose whether or not to breath the air around them. Smoking tobacco is optional. Read More
Tobacco manufacturers will no doubt be contributing generously to the aid currently flowing into Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique following the devastation caused by cyclone Idai.Read More
Researchers at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, say they have used mice to show that tobacco-smoking pregnant humans should go cold turkey to protect their fetuses.Read More
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Tobacco-smoking relapse rates for released prisoners would suggest that providing snus rather than nicotine patches and lozenges would be a better approach in smoke-free prisons.Read More
South Korea's market for vaping devices is expected to jump dramatically with the arrival there this year of Juul.Read More
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Indonesia's Finance Minister has spoken honestly to young people about the dilemma that tobacco raises in a country where it is economically important but destructive health-wise.Read More
