In a recently published paper, “Health protection, public policies for smoking cessation and regulation of electronic cigarettes in Brazil and the UK: a study of comparative public law”, by Costanza ...
The Foundation for a Smoke Free World (FSFW) will host a free 60-minute public economics webinar to discuss the latest news regarding electronic nicotine delivery systems. Join the meeting Thursday, May ...
The research paper titled “Analysis of common methodological flaws in e-cigarette epidemiology research,” published in Internal and Emergency Medicine, exposes the most common errors researchers have made when looking into the health impact ...
Direct causal relationship between smoking and COVID-19 outcomes: the work of CoEHAR researchers finds confirmations in an english cohort study. Compared with people who had never smoked, current smoking was ...
The Swedish Ministry of Social Affairs announced a national plan to ban all flavored cigarettes, except for the tobacco taste ones. What could be the consequences for smokers?
In the field of harm reduction, there are a lot of women who stands for the smokers right to choose safer alternatives to quit smoking. Some of them are leading ...
We gather weekly the most important Vaping news. INTERNATIONAL REGULATION GROUPS LAUD PASSAGE OF VAPE BILL, SAY IT WILL SAVE MILLIONS OF FILIPINO LIVES Ten big consumer groups, representing 17 ...
Could a five-million inhabitants island, with an already extremely low incidence of smokers among its population, set an example to the rest of the world in curbing the tobacco epidemic? ...
We gather weekly the most important Vaping news. INTERNATIONAL REGULATION TOBACCO-DEPENDENT ECONOMIES ADVISED TO QUICKLY DIVERSY AWAY FROM LEAF PRODUCTION OR SUFFER DISASTROUS CONSEQUENCES-THE TOBACCO HARM REDUCTION CAMPAIGN IS UNSTOPPABLE ...
Electronic cigarettes are products that create an aerosol, commonly called vapour, similar to the smoke produced by a conventional cigarette. The global e-cigarette market has grown from approximately $ 50 ...
