Retailers have started contacting manufacturers asking for confirmation that the substitute products they introduced after the menthol ban are legal. Read More
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The findings of the seemingly-small study described below seem to have wide-ranging significance and ramifications.Read More
A lot of people seem to be coming to the view that it is unfair for governments to use tobacco smokers as revenue milch-cows while taking a miserly approach to quitting services.Read More
A recent suggestion harking back to the question about whether it is right for one entity to intervene to save another from harm is complicated by the question of pregnancy.Read More
From the figures below and a knowledge of the price of excisable goods in other jurisdictions; it is obvious that the illegal trade in these goods is going to turn a profit.Read More
Excitement is mounting in Ireland as the red carpet is rolled out in preparation for the country's annual Golden Nanny Awards.Read More
Tobacco control activists should stop putting it about that smokers are addicted to the point where they cannot quit without help. It isn't true; as this story indicates.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
Successful communication must be at the heart of Philip Morris' efforts to wean smokers, and thereby itself, off combustible cigarettes.Read More
The story below seems to blow a hole in the idea that one puff – or even quite a lot of puffs – on a cigarette and a person is addicted to nicotine and smoking. Read More