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Indonesia's Misguided Policies Questioned

Indonesia's “misguided” tobacco control policies have been questioned by regional advocacy organisation the Coalition of Asia Pacific Harm Reduction Advocates

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Will Bill Worsen Perceptions?

The Tobacco and Vapes Bill is being perceived as getting tough on vaping – how will this impact the public’s perception of products that are “at least 95% safer than smoking”?

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The Reasons Teens Vape

The University of Michigan has released a new study that it says finds boredom, relaxation and experimentation are among top reasons teens vape

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A&E Trial Success

Patients find it useful to receive quit smoking help while at hospital A&E, according to the findings of a trial led by University of East Anglia researchers

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NHS Rolls Out Varenicline

Thousands of lives could be saved thanks to the roll-out of an improved anti-smoking pill on the NHS in England, according to the head of the health service

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The Observer Gets Vaping

An opinion piece in The Observer actually gets vaping, but Martha Gill’s piece has upset people who accuse her of “falling for lobbyists' arguments”

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Don’t Rush Legislation

The Coalition of Asia Pacific Harm Reduction Advocates warns Kiwi politicians not to rush vaping legislation in New Zealand

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The Global State of Tobacco Harm Reduction 2024

A major new report updates the state of global transition from smoking to safer products and the authors call for regulation, not prohibition

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Forum Explores New Landscape

The UKVIA Forum 2024 explored how the industry can succeed in a new policy landscape

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EU Strategy Is Costing Lives

The European Union’s outdated tobacco strategy is failing and costing lives, according to a landmark report by global public health experts