British American Tobacco is creating two new senior roles as it seeks to continue transforming its business.Read More
The UK Government has said it is willing to revisit regulations governing electronic cigarettes and snus once EU rules no longer apply to the UK.Read More
In praising smoking, a Chinese communications professor was expressing an opinion that invited the sort of intellectual challenge that university students should be prepared to discuss.Read More
In isolation, Japan Tobacco's smoking-rate survey was of minor interest, but it was probably highly useful when set against the results of other surveys, such as those looking at diseases.Read More
With the switch from smoking to vaping stalled, it is to be welcomed that two new electronic cigarettes are aimed at smokers who have yet to find a vaping alternative that satisfies them.Read More
In the 12 years since Spain introduced its first public-places tobacco-smoking bans, the incidence of smoking has risen.Read More
Women in Oman who try cigarettes do so on average when they are 18, three years before their male counterparts smoke for the first time. But few women go on to become smokers.Read More
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A new report from British American Tobacco looks at harm reduction – from the theory to the practice.Read More
Graphic health warnings can cancel out the effect of cigarette advertisements that prompt young people to think of smoking as cool, rebellious and fun, according to new research.Read More
A partnership that aims to produce Chinese-style cigarettes in Zimbabwe makes sense on many levels.Read More
