Pollution violates the right to life and health because people cannot choose whether or not to breath the air around them. Smoking tobacco is optional. Read More
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Now that it is known that more people are killed by air pollution than by tobacco smoke; the point that smoke is avoidable while air pollution is not might at last gain some traction.Read More
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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
Given that a major international tobacco-control conference is being held this week, the launch of a new report on the state of tobacco harm reduction is timely.Read More
Philip Morris International's CEO has taken the opportunity of the 2018 Concordia Annual Summit to call for help in improving the lives of the world's more than one billion smokers.Read More
The World Health Organization, like the US Food and Drug Administration, seems to talk the talk on tobacco harm reduction, but fails to walk the walk.Read More
CORESTA reports, methods and information on projects that the scientific organization has undertaken are being made available on the organization’s website.Read More
Whatever its intentions, the tobacco industry should realize that there is a big, flashing warning over anything even remotely connected with children.Read More
The World Health Organization believes that pollution causes the deaths of seven million people annually; so why is there no Framework Convention on Pollution Control?Read More
It stands to reason that tobacco manufacturers are committed to the future of tobacco growing communities. The argument is about the degree and form of that commitment.Read More
