Given that young people with asthma follow established prevention programs, disease control is not significantly impacted by second-hand tobacco smoke or pets.Read More
Apparently, having $50 a month deducted from a tobacco-user's pay is part of a program designed to meet her specific wellness needs. Read More
The EU Commission has been asked if it intends to 'raise standards' for the labeling of e-liquids.Read More
A policy that says vaping is 'less damaging' than smoking but adds that the former should not be used to cut the latter is surely not precautionary.Read More
The level of youth addiction to e-cigarettes is greatly exaggerated, and anyway must be weighed against the reduction in preventable deaths that can be achieved using these products.Read More
The role of science, technology and innovation is being championed by Philip Morris International and Scuderia Ferrari as a powerful force for good. Read More
A US ban on smoking tobacco on aircraft has been extended to cover the vaping of electronic cigarettes.Read More
Japan Tobacco, which annually tests Japan's domestic leaf for radioactive contamination, has given the all-clear to the country's Burley crop.Read More
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Innovation the key
Rapid product innovation could accelerate the decline in smoking prevalence, according to a position paper published to coincide with an international tobacco-control conference.Read More
There must be a question around whether it is Juul's market success that is infuriating some people. But if that means a million people in the US have switched from smoking...Read More
