During train journeys, the rights of non-smoking passengers outweigh those of tobacco smokers, the Beijing Railway Transport Court has decided.Read More
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Beijing, China, is estimated to have about 3.99 million tobacco smokers, about 200,000 fewer than before strict smoking restrictions were introduced about three years ago.Read More
China's State Tobacco Monopoly Administration seems to make a valid point when it says that a mature society should make provision for ‘civilized smoking’.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
British American Tobacco has invested in a Chinese company that seeks to help early-stage technology firms develop products that could subsequently be sold to larger companies.Read More
CORESTA is to hold its 2018 Congress in the City of Eternal Spring, where the latest scientific findings will be presented for the benefit of both experienced and new scientists.Read More
The deadline for the submission of abstracts of papers proposed for presentation at this year’s CORESTA Congress falls next week.Read More
Second-hand tobacco smoke, cooking-oil fumes and pollution are all seen as being implicated in the rapid rise in the incidence of lung cancer among non-tobacco-smoking women.Read More
It is often the cry of businesses and industries that ‘change’ should be warmly embraced because it leads to new opportunities. But change trade tariffs and the reaction is different.Read More
If it achieves nothing else, China’s ‘social credit’ system should help with any overcrowding there might be on the country’s transport system.Read More
