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
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A regional tobacco harm reduction advocacy group expressed concern over corruption allegations against the World Health Organization (WHO), citing the United States’ past withdrawal of support. The Coalition of Asia […]Read More
Harm reduction advocates in the Philippines celebrated the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) marketing authorizations for 20 ZYN nicotine pouch products, hailing it as a significant step for a […]Read More
Leading public health experts said Japan could save millions of lives if it embraces innovative and proven tobacco harm reduction measures. The platform Quit Like Sweden, together with Institute for […]Read More
Dr. Alex Wodak, Australian general practitioner Scientists and tobacco harm reduction experts are urging health authorities to reconsider their stance on nicotine, calling for a more nuanced understanding of the […]Read More
Public health experts accused anti-vaping groups of resorting to tactics more akin to a cultural war than sound science, discouraging smokers from switching to potentially less harmful alternatives. Dr. Marewa […]Read More
Millions of consumers globally are switching from combustible cigarettes to safer nicotine products like vapes, heated tobacco and oral nicotine pouches despite the unscientific slogans and scare tactics raised by […]Read More
Consumer groups from various countries emphasized the need for collaboration to achieve their shared goal of eradicating smoking by providing adult smokers who choose to continue using nicotine with better […]Read More
VAPE REGULATION. Industry stakeholders express their support for the implementation of the Vape Law, including the government’s campaign against illicit products during a medium forum hosted by Toto Ylagan (left) […]Read More
A landmark study suggests Sweden’s dramatic reduction in smoking rates and related deaths stems from a national shift toward smokeless tobacco products. “Nicotine is addictive, but it isn’t the cause […]Read More