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Tobacco-smoking relapse rates for released prisoners would suggest that providing snus rather than nicotine patches and lozenges would be a better approach in smoke-free prisons.Read More
Tobacco-smoking relapse rates for released prisoners would suggest that providing snus rather than nicotine patches and lozenges would be a better approach in smoke-free prisons.Read More
Given what we know about the health effects of smoking tobacco, steps must be taken to discourage the uptake of cigarettes in countries were smoking is currently relatively low. Read More
Sixteen of the speakers due to take part in this year's Global Forum on Nicotine have been announced – and more names are to follow. Read More
Villagers in Bangladesh say that they don't know why what they describe as 'illegal tobacco dust factories' have not been closed down by the appropriate authorities.Read More
Last year saw a further growth in British American Tobacco's cigarette and tobacco-heating product volume, which once again was buoyed by acquisitions.Read More
One of the many problems with misinformation is that while its body might be slain, it is almost impossible to dispose properly of its tentacles.Read More
A quit-tobacco experiment in India seems to have underlined the necessity of providing a substitute for tobacco products that mimics important aspects of tobacco consumption.Read More
A question asked by a member of the EU Parliament of the Commission seems to miss the point that the sale of snus is banned in all but one EU member state.Read More
It appears that a consumer association in Zambia might be trying to indulge in a bit of deeming – in this case deeming that shisha is not a tobacco product. Read More
Positive regulatory developments are occurring in respect of smokeless tobacco products, which comprise 'the best alternatives to cigarettes', according to Swedish Match's CEO Lars Dahlgren.Read More