Articles

This article highlights the popularity of vaping in the UK and its impact on public health. It discusses how e-cigarettes are viewed as a harm reduction tool and their influence on tobacco control policies.

This article discusses tobacco use and harm reduction in Pakistan. It highlights the need for better policies and public awareness to control smoking and alternative nicotine products.

This article discusses the ongoing debate about vaping in workplaces. It highlights insights from a public health expert and the importance of policy in managing vaping risks.

This article discusses the recent threats of a vape ban in the UK. It highlights the importance of advocacy and public awareness to protect vaping rights and harm reduction efforts.

This article discusses the concerns of vaping advocates as the FCTC prepares for its biennial meeting. UK vapers are being asked to help oppose restrictive vaping regulations.

This article discusses recent CDC data on youth vaping and smoking. It highlights that vaping has not led to increased smoking among youth, based on survey data.

This article discusses the importance of renewed efforts to fight smoking globally. It emphasizes the need for greater imagination and ambition in tobacco control initiatives.

This article discusses new indicators for assessing tobacco harm reduction, especially in relation to vaping and low-risk tobacco products. It highlights the importance of these indicators for public health and policy development.

This article discusses the challenges faced by Australia's health system due to a limited number of doctors authorized to prescribe vaping products. It highlights the potential chaos in medical clinics as many vapers seek access to these products, which are common in other countries.

Bangladesh is planning to prohibit the sale of vaping products. This move aligns with actions taken by other Asian countries to control tobacco use and protect public health.