Articles

This article discusses the conflicts faced by governments that own tobacco companies but are also committed to tobacco control through the WHO FCTC. It highlights the contradictions in policy and practice.

The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged the scientific community's ability to publish quickly. This has sometimes compromised the quality and reproducibility of research, affecting public trust.

Government policies on ENDS are crucial for public health. Differentiated taxation can encourage smokers to switch to less harmful alternatives. This article discusses the known and unknown aspects of regulating ENDS.

This article highlights the challenges in providing effective smoking cessation treatments worldwide. It emphasizes the need for innovation and better resource allocation to support smokers in quitting.

This article discusses how people perceive nicotine and its related products. It highlights misconceptions and the importance of accurate information for public health.

This article discusses the potential for tobacco farmers in Malawi to switch to cannabis farming. It highlights benefits such as reducing deforestation and creating new economic opportunities.

This article discusses the extent of tobacco use among specific marginalized groups. It highlights the importance of targeted tobacco control efforts for these populations.

This article discusses tobacco harm reduction and its potential benefits. It highlights barriers such as regulation and misconceptions that hinder progress. Understanding these issues can help improve public health strategies.

This article discusses tobacco control interventions in the Global South. It highlights the importance of research and policy efforts to reduce tobacco use and its health impacts.

This article highlights the ongoing challenges and the need for gender mainstreaming in tobacco control. It emphasizes the health and economic impacts of neglecting gender differences.