As the 11th conference of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control approaches, experts debate how to respond to an expanding industry. Faith McLellan reports.
No Smoking, the Indian take on "Quitters, Inc." was too bold for its audience, but Anurag Kashyap's cult classic stands the test of time.
The cigarette maker’s CEO insisted its tobacco business ‘remained resilient’ even as revenue for smokeable products decreased ...
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'It's like smoking 8 to 10 cigarettes every day': Dr. Guleria on breathing polluted air
In an interview on India's air pollution crisis, former AIIMS Director Dr. Randeep Guleria called the situation a 'silent ...
DNA from a tossed cigarette butt led investigators to a suspect in a 2023 burglary at a Columbia Falls tractor dealer, prosecutors say. Michael Jack Bothman, 49, faces felony counts of theft and ...
Tobacco giant Altria forecast annual profit largely below market expectations on Thursday, hurt by lower demand for its ...
There are no saints in the aftermath of a complicated breakup, and in one of the visuals accompanying Lily Allen’s ...
An international research team from the Rutgers Institute for Nicotine and Tobacco Studies has published new evidence ...
People who smoke both tobacco and cannabis are more sensitive to paying more for cigarettes than those who just smoke ...
A simulation has broken down exactly what happens to your body after just one puff of a cigarette and how it affects your ...
As with vapes, people who smoked heavily are likely to need higher-strength pouches as a safer alternative. Yet access is often blocked.
A federal law changed the age requirement to buy tobacco products to 21, Wisconsin's state law still sits at 18.
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