Heavy use of e-cigarettes by young people may increase their risk of exposure to lead and uranium. Exposure to lead and uranium may increase their risk of exposure to lead and uranium. Exposure to e-cigarettes by young people may increase their risk of exposure to lead and uranium.
In Ireland, a bill proposing to raise the legal age for purchasing tobacco products to 21 is expected to be submitted to the government soon.
Medscape, one of the largest providers of medical education in the United States, has terminated its multi-million dollar agreement with Phil...
Cigarettes with health warnings printed directly on them are now being sold in some areas of Canada.
The city council highlighted the effectiveness of price increase policies in reducing consumption and reducing in...
The tobacco company's speech minimizing the health risks of heated tobacco is explained by the economic necessity faced by Ph...
The fourth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-4) tasked with drawing up a legally binding international treaty for...
The issue of the price of tobacco was the second most cited reason by respondents in their attempts to quit (22.7%).
On April 26, Xavier Becerra, the US Secretary of Health and Human Services, announced a new delay in the application...
On April 9, the Angers Court of Appeal condemned Philip Morris Products (PMP) for its “Mission Winnow” sponsorship operation...
A French study published in the Journal of Nephrology looked at the epidemiology of smoking in patients with renal insufficiency.
On April 19, the board of directors of the Brazilian Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) unanimously voted to maintain the i...
