The World Health Organization (WHO) launches the “Stop the Lies” campaign, an initiative aimed at protecting young people from the trafficking industry.
The World Health Organization (WHO) launches the “Stop the Lies” campaign, an initiative aimed at protecting young people from the trafficking industry.
A study published in Tobacco Induced Diseases assesses the implementation of measures of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC)...
A bill aimed at protecting young people plans to limit the attractiveness of nicotine products and prohibit the sale to minors of...
Health Canada has approved the sale of flavoured nicotine pouches from manufacturer Imperial Tobacco Canada Ltd. (a subsidiary of British American Tobacco),...
A bill from the Horizons group in the National Assembly aims to open the European debate on the establishment of supply quotas...
For its fourth edition, the Global Tobacco Industry Interference Index has included ten new countries in its analysis. While 29 countries have ...
A study indicates that online searches for tobacco and vaping products spiked just after the in...
As the Bangladeshi government plans to launch a massive anti-smoking awareness campaign, the Tobacco Control Act is...
By increasing its stake in the company Organigram from 19 % to 45 %, British American Tobacco (BAT) confirms its anchoring in the cannabis sector...
The cigarette company and its subsidiary were sued by Harris County (Texas) for promoting JUUL electronic cigarettes to minors...
The overall erosion of cigarette sales and the effect of inflation are benefiting the cheapest brands, to the detriment of so-called "premium" brands.
A pioneer, along with Joinville in Haute Marne, of smoke-free towns in France, Thionville is taking advantage of No Tobacco Month to initiate anti-smoking actions...
