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This article highlights the gap between science and policy in tobacco harm reduction. It stresses the importance of updating attitudes towards new tobacco control measures.

This article covers the significance of World No Tobacco Day launched by WHO in 1998. It emphasizes global efforts to reduce smoking and promote anti-tobacco policies.

The UK has issued new guidelines encouraging healthcare providers to share accurate information about vaping. This approach aims to support smokers in quitting cigarettes safely. The full article is available through the external link.

World No Tobacco Day is an annual event that raises awareness about the dangers of tobacco use. It encourages global efforts to reduce smoking and promote public health.

This article discusses the persistent global issue of tobacco use, which causes millions of deaths each year. It highlights the importance of tobacco control efforts and policies to reduce smoking rates.

This article discusses the potential impact of replacing traditional cigarettes with e-cigarettes in the USA. It highlights how this strategy could accelerate tobacco control progress and reduce smoking-related deaths.

This article discusses the importance of tobacco control on World No Tobacco Day. It highlights the need for effective health policies to reduce tobacco use worldwide.

This article discusses the impact of tobacco use and the importance of cessation efforts. It highlights the health consequences and the need for effective policies.

This article discusses a report calling on the UK government to use Brexit as an opportunity to challenge the WHO's opposition to vaping. It highlights the importance of policy changes for tobacco harm reduction.

This article discusses the recent report on tobacco harm reduction in Asia. It highlights the region's failure to adopt safer nicotine alternatives to combat smoking-related health issues.