Leading public health experts said Japan could save millions of lives if it embraces innovative and proven tobacco harm reduction measures. The platform Quit Like Sweden, together with Institute for […]Read More
STOCKHOLM, Sweden – Oral nicotine pouches could make Sweden the first country in the world to achieve “smoke-free” status. Patrik Hildingsson, vice president for communications and public affairs at Swedish […]Read More
NEUCHATEL, SWITZERLAND – Philip Morris International (PMI), the parent company of PMFTC Inc., reported a significant progress in its bid to replace cigarettes with smoke-free alternatives. It said net revenue […]Read More
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), the main tax agency of the Philippine government, wants to end the misdeclaration of vape products amid the two-tier excise tax on e-cigarettes and […]Read More
Replacing combustible cigarettes in favor of heated tobacco products (HTPs) may help prevent plaque buildup in arteries, according to a recent study. The study, presented during the 7th Summit on […]Read More
A comprehensive review of more than 200 scientific studies found that transitioning from smoking to using heated tobacco dramatically reduces the health risks of individuals indoors. This is because the […]Read More
Dr. Alex Wodak, Australian general practitioner Scientists and tobacco harm reduction experts are urging health authorities to reconsider their stance on nicotine, calling for a more nuanced understanding of the […]Read More
A study in South Korea provides insights into why many smokers are turning to heated tobacco products (HTPs), a smoke-free alternative to traditional cigarettes. The research could influence future tobacco […]Read More
The Philippines’ Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) intensifies its enforcement of product standards and trade laws to prevent economic losses and protect Filipino consumers. In a report submitted to […]Read More
Public health experts accused anti-vaping groups of resorting to tactics more akin to a cultural war than sound science, discouraging smokers from switching to potentially less harmful alternatives. Dr. Marewa […]Read More