Flavors vote tomorrow
If a proposed ban on flavored tobacco products is passed tomorrow; it will certainly have far-reaching negative consequences. They won't be 'unintended' however. Read More
If a proposed ban on flavored tobacco products is passed tomorrow; it will certainly have far-reaching negative consequences. They won't be 'unintended' however. Read More
The Region of the Americas, where a third of countries are not implementing a single control measure, seems to be uniquely on schedule to meet a tobacco-use reduction target.Read More
Especially if electronic cigarettes cannot legally be sold to youngsters; it is difficult to understand the point of banning the use of flavors in e-liquids.Read More
Dokha will join other tobacco products sold in the UAE in having to carry graphic health warnings. Presumably there won't be a 'causes dokha (dizziness)' warning.Read More
The number of French smokers fell by a big, round number between 2016 and 2017, but there seems to be some doubt about why this was so.Read More
With experts offering radically different risk assessments of new generation products; consumers should be given all the information available so that they can decide.Read More
Cambodia has announced a policy of getting tough on tobacco smoking in public venues, from where the habit has been banned for more than two years.Read More
The Czech Republic has a non-smoking population of 75 percent and a population in support of smoking bans of 71 percent. No connection there then.Read More
Although public-places tobacco-smoking bans have met with success in China, controlling the habit there is said to present challenges.Read More
It is hardly surprising that graphic health warnings aren't working in Australia. They are way over the top. They need to get real.Read More