Global health body cites impact of Covid-19 on conferences and travel.Read More
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It is as well that smokers can turn to devices such as electronic cigarettes because little of the huge amount they pay in excise taxes is used to help them quit their habit. Read More
In a clear indication that it is out of touch with what is important, the World Health Organization has recently pushed the Syrian government to reduce smoking rates in the country.Read More
Health ministers from the 53 European member nations of the World Health Organization (WHO) on Sept. 16 agreed to a plan to make “tobacco a thing of the past” within the next decade. The member nations—who Read More
The World Health organization announced it had snared Kosovo in its ever-growing tobacco-control net. The country has adopted a comprehensive tobacco control law in line with the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC). Read More
A team of 20 WHO researchers will conduct a study in Uganda to determine the country’s earnings from the tobacco industry and costs incurred from treating people with tobacco-related illnesses, reports Monitor. According to the Read More
The tobacco industry braces for the fallout of “Uruguay” and the recommendations about to be issued by the FDA’s tobacco products committee. By George Gay In a report to the executive board of the Read More
The FCTC Conference of Parties’ recent meeting has put the spotlight back on tobacco ingredients. But the case for a ban remains flimsy. By John Luik With the fourth session of the Conference of the Read More
