To say that something should be subjected to restrictions unless it can be proved to be ‘harmless’ surely means that everything must be subjected to restrictions.Read More
The launch of the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World was met by some with calls for boycotts, but it is demonstrating a desire to take an inclusive approach to determining the direction of its research.Read More
Indonesia’s Health Minister has said that the country needs to conduct its own studies into the impact of tobacco rather than cut-and-paste the figures obtained from overseas studies.Read More
Not enough interest was shown in proposed research into water pipe tobacco blends and emissions to justify CORESTA becoming involved.Read More
Deadlines have been set for presentations to the US Food and Drug Administration’s committee meeting that will discuss Philip Morris’ modified risk tobacco product applications.Read More
Researchers in the US believe that nicotine, administered through a patch, has the potential to provide an inexpensive treatment for Mild Cognitive Impairment.Read More
There seems to be mounting scientific evidence that using heat-not-burn devices offers a less risky experience than does cigarette smoking. Read More
Flying by the seat of your pants could take on a whole new meaning if, as new research has indicated, butts can be used as the basis for energy materials.Read More
A lot of observers rightly say that there are gaps in the research into vapor products, but this is only to be expected in respect of a relatively new, fast-evolving category.Read More
Reducing inhaled-toxicant levels by switching from smoking to vaping should in principle reduce consumer exposure, a potentially important factor in reducing risk.Read More
