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Allowing new tobacco products will likely result in a rise in the number of addicts in addition to the same health and economic concerns related to traditional cigarettes, according to experts at a meeting chaired by health minister Dao Hong Lan.

Pakistan lost a staggering Rs567 billion over seven years due to the influence of cigarette companies

Islamabad : The International Monetary Fund has recently proposed a uniform taxation on tobacco sector to tackle the significant economic losses suffered by Pakistan due to the dominance of the...

UBCO expert says Canada should call for an all-out ban on nicotine pouches, regardless of the age of the user.

COP: US-led group of states puts responsibility regarding with climate change on others-ANALYTICS

CAPHRA, a leading international consumer advocacy group is calling on governments worldwide to critically assess their participation in the World Health Organization's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC). “We’re today highlighting ...

Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan embark on a new phase of cooperation-INTERVIEW

Four outstanding Emory College students representing academic achievement and passionate curiosity across the liberal arts and sciences have been selected to be Bobby Jones Scholars at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.

Sweden is a proof that a pragmatic tobacco control policy allowing consumers to transition to far less dangerous tobacco alternatives could save many lives in India.

Saudi Arabia shared the story of its energy transformation that began in 2019, displaying its achievements towards an innovative and sustainable future at the 14th Symposium of the International Energy Agency, the International Energy Forum and OPEC, which was recently held in Riyadh.