New Australian laws due to come into force on April 1 banning vaping ads on social media will be a major step forward, experts say.
New Australian laws due to come into force on April 1 banning vaping ads on social media will be a major step forward, experts say.
On 29 March 2004, the Republic of Ireland became the first country in the world to ban smoking in all indoor hospitality venues.
In March 2024, Belgium obtained authorisation from the European Commission to ban the trade in disposable e-cigarettes...
A study by the non-profit organization Material Focus shows that nine out of ten manufacturers and retailers of vaping products do not ensure...
Among 13-year-olds, although frequent cigarette smoking remains uncommon, the proportion of young people who reported having consumed at least...
An investigation by the British media outlet The Examination and The Times reveals how Martin Dockrell, head of the UK's tobacco control programme,...
On March 21, the National Committee against Smoking (CNCT) organized the third edition of its 5.3 Awards – For sustainable public policies...
Overall, 68% of the young people surveyed consider that the ban on the sale of tobacco to minors is not respected, while 81% of the young people...
An investigative report highlights how Alliance One, Malawi's second largest tobacco leaf producer, paid no tax in 2020 and a...
Exercising one's right not to be smoked out in one's own home by second-hand tobacco smoke from a neighbouring apartment is not...
Led by the School of Advanced Studies in Public Health (EHESP) from 2018 to 2022, the project Forms and effects of lobbying by tobacco and food industry ...
In Spain, the comprehensive tobacco prevention and control plan 2024-2027 is expected to succeed the unfinished one planned for 2021-2025. Several m...
