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This article discusses tobacco harm reduction in Pakistan based on the 2014 GATS survey. It highlights the importance of monitoring tobacco use and control measures.

Tobacco harm reduction involves methods to lessen the health risks of tobacco use without complete cessation. It complements efforts to prevent and help quit smoking.

This article discusses the issue of smoking initiation among marginalized communities in Pakistan. It highlights the health risks associated with tobacco use and the importance of targeted public health interventions.

This article discusses the small but growing use of e-cigarettes in Pakistan. It highlights the differences between traditional smoking and vaping, and the importance of understanding their health impacts.

The FCA's awards, including the 'Dirty Ashtray Award', are part of global tobacco control discussions. These awards are given during the Conference of Parties to highlight issues and promote policy change.

The UK government has announced new measures to encourage smoking cessation. These include providing free vaping starter kits and financial incentives for pregnant women to quit smoking. These initiatives aim to reduce tobacco-related health issues.

This article provides an overview of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) and the Conference of the Parties (COP). It explains their roles in shaping international tobacco policies and their impact on national regulations.

This article discusses the upcoming COP10 conference on tobacco control, which will shape future policies. It emphasizes the importance of tobacco harm reduction strategies in global health efforts.

This article discusses the role of electronic cigarettes in helping people quit smoking. It highlights the importance of high-quality scientific data in public health debates.

This article discusses the importance of tobacco harm reduction in Pakistan. It emphasizes the need for policy changes and increased health practitioner engagement to combat smoking.