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Understanding why a product appeals to young people is probably impossible for old people – that is those 20 or over. It might be impossible for young people.Read More
If authorities cannot bring themselves to embrace the idea of tobacco harm reduction, perhaps they should call it something else: pragmatic tobacco policy, perhaps.Read More
It seems to be a difficult task just to convince the World Health Organization to follow its own principles. Read More
Zimbabwe is rightly celebrating growing a record flue-cured tobacco crop, but it needs to get to grips with sorting out a consequent deforestation crisis.Read More
A call to arms aimed at ensuring that farmers do not suffer as demand for tobacco falls is timely. Read More
The damage caused by Hurricane Florence in North Carolina has been described as "catastrophic" and "unbelievable".Read More
Zimbabwe's leaf tobacco growers are being advised on managing the pests that can ultimately affect what they earn. Read More
As with many of the questions raised in respect of tobacco cultivation, that posed below about tobacco poisoning should be answered in part by demanding that growers are paid more.Read More
In a pragmatic move, a university in Australia has relaxed its ban on smoking and vaping by allowing these habits to be indulged in designated areas.Read More
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