Given that air pollution kills more people than are killed by tobacco smoke, the first products that should be the subject of sin taxes are those that are pumped into vehicle gas tanks. Read More
Since air pollution kills more people than are killed by tobacco smoke, perhaps the Bangkok authorities should take a fresh look at their taxation policies.Read More
By downloading a planned app, people in Sri Lanka will be able to report the activities of the tobacco industry. By not doing so, they'll be able to get on with their lives.Read More
Now that it is known that more people are killed by air pollution than by tobacco smoke; the point that smoke is avoidable while air pollution is not might at last gain some traction.Read More
There is no harm in working to prevent young people accessing tobacco products, flavored or not, as long as the prevention program is based on a sensible definition of a tobacco product.Read More
The director of the US' National Cancer Institute is to take over temporarily at the US Food and Drug Administration following the departure of the commissioner next month. Read More
Sales of Zimbabwe's 2019 flue-cured tobacco crops are due to start next week. Ominously for growers, there seems to have been little talk about prices.Read More
People are often told that, if they don't succeed, they should try, try again. But this should be the case only if, after the initial failure, they examine honestly what went wrong.Read More
No doubt there are causal effects other than those mentioned below that are leading to the rise in oral cancers described. Pollution must surely come into the frame. Read More
It is to be hoped that the EU Commission takes account of other studies of heat-not-burn products before committing to saying how it might treat these products in the future.Read More
