CoEHAR’s Research Set New Guidelines for the Dosage of Nicotine in Liquids
CoEHAR researchers call out the standardization of research methodologies on electronic cigarettes as a milestone for the effectiveness of the...
Italy: Annual Report of Italian Customs and Monopoly reveals a drastic drop in cigarette sales
Presented in Italy the “Blue Book”, the document containing the results achieved last year by the Italian Customs and Monopoly...
A new study by CoEHAR reveals antibacterial properties in e-cigarette liquids
According to the study "Investigation on the antibacterial activity of electronic cigarette liquids (ECLs): a proof of concept study" lead by CoEHAR...
Harm reduction is a flavoured journey in global tobacco control
by Prof. Riccardo Polosa New studies show flavoured vaping products are more effective for adults who want to quit smoking...
First seroepidemiological survey to assess association between smoking and COVID-19
The COEHAR of the University of Catania, the Duke University (US), and the IRCCS Maria SS Oasi of Troina started...
INCRIMINATING ECIG NO MATTER WHAT IS BECOMING A NEW NATIONAL SPORT
By Barbara Mennitti ”Sigmagazine” Riccardo Polosa, Professor on Internal Medicine at the University of Catania and Founder of the Center...
The Global Forum on Nicotine 2020 moves online
The organisers of the Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN), KAC Communications, are launching an online version of GFN20 which will...
The Catania Conversation is a global Tobacco Harm Reduction (THR) project. It brings together people from the field of science, media, public health, and civil society.
Catania Conversation CC is a new project of Centre of Excellence for the acceleration of Harm Reduction (CoEHAR) which brings...
COVID-19 Pandemic Stress Drives Two-Thirds of India’s Young Adult Smokers to Quit
New York, 11 May – The damage done by the COVID-19 pandemic is twofold: in addition to suffering from direct...
CoEHAR evaluates the new APPs created to help quit smoking
Catania, Italy, April 21 – A new article by the researchers from the CoEHAR confirms that APPs for smartphones and...
