Filipino stakeholders asked the country’s delegation to the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) 11th Conference of the Parties (COP11) to defend and present the Republic […]Read More
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Consumer advocacy groups in the Philippines are urging the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) to integrate tobacco harm reduction (THR) into global control policies and […]Read More
Consumers and farmers in the Philippines asked the public and the World Health Organization (WHO) to oppose proposed tobacco control measures they view as overly restrictive, arguing these policies limit […]Read More
The Vape Law in the Philippines has established a vital legal and ethical foundation for tobacco harm reduction, enabling healthcare professionals to guide patients, particularly those unable to quit combustible […]Read More
Dr. David Khayat, a leading oncologist A leading French cancer specialist and former adviser to the World Health Organization (WHO) has underscored the importance of harm reduction as a vital […]Read More
Medical experts and consumer advocates come together to call for strengthened harm reduction initiatives in the country at the Harm Reduction & Nicotine Summit at EDSA Shangri-la Manila last October […]Read More
Experts have urged the World Health Organization (WHO) to incorporate harm reduction into its tobacco policy ahead of an upcoming summit in November, citing it as a proven method to […]Read More
Studies show that heated tobacco products (HTPs) are key contributors to the sharp decrease in Japan’s smoking rate. According to a study published in October 2024 in the international peer-reviewed […]Read More
Modern smoking alternatives may improve public health by reducing smokers’ exposure to carcinogens, French oncologist David Khayat said. Khayat cited studies indicating that the quantity and concentration of harmful substances […]Read More
A top Israeli cardiologist said nicotine is not carcinogenic and does not cause hearth diseases “Nicotine is addictive, but it doesn’t harm the body. It’s not carcinogenic, and it doesn’t […]Read More