The recently-established Foundation for a Smoke-free World seems to have set off on the right foot – by engaging with smokers.Read More
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Not enough interest was shown in proposed research into water pipe tobacco blends and emissions to justify CORESTA becoming involved.Read More
Banning those affiliated with the Foundation for a Smoke-free World from attending the World Conference on Tobacco or Health seems counter-productive given that the organizations' aims are aligned.Read More
The ultimate goals of 122 health organizations and Philip Morris International are aligned; only a sense of timing separates them.Read More
The World Health Organization has said it won’t engage with the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that it won’t be influenced by the Foundation’s work.Read More
Philip Morris International is to increase the number of its operational regions as part of its efforts to drive the company toward a future that is smoke-free.Read More
British American Tobacco is putting forward a scientific framework that would allow innovations in next generation products to move quickly, but with regulatory oversight, onto consumer markets.Read More
Some in tobacco control are unhappy about Derek Yach’s involvement in the 'Foundation for a Smoke-free World'. But rather than prejudge the outcome, they need to make sure they hold his feet to the Read More
A new study has found that eliminating budget cigarettes from markets might help to reduce infant deaths globally.Read More
A new foundation announced by Philip Morris International is going to have its work cut out to achieve its primary goal, but it also has to convince its critics that its goal is as stated. Read More
