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The Member of Parliament for the North Dayi Constituency, Hon . Joycelyn Quashie, has called on the Government of Ghana to ...
On World No Tobacco Day, WHO SEARO’s Saima Wazed and health experts exposed deceptive marketing by tobacco and vaping industries targeting youth and women, urging stronger enforcement and public ...
When Vestine Mbabazi, a Master's degree student in Kigali, was first introduced to vaping, mid last year, she was thrilled. The 24-year-old from Nyarugunga Sector in Kicukiro District was excited as ...
Government and industry continue to struggle to navigate the line between protecting youth while not infringing on choices ...
Dr Sushil Kumar Sharma Each year on May 31, the World Health Organization (WHO) marks World No Tobacco Day to raise awareness ...
Observing World No Tobacco Day today, the health ministry and the Bhutan Youth Development Fund, launched a nationwide ...
Acting WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, has called for a ban on flavours and product designs that appeal to young users. Ihekweazu ...
On World No Tobacco Day, the tobacco industry is acting as a youth protector and creating a special kind of "smoke detector" with vape-kontrolle.de.
Deputy Health Minister Joe Phaahla says young people are more at risk of falling prey to aggressive marketing for harmful ...
The office of Attorney General of Arkansas, Tim Griffin, made the award to investigate the role of social media influencers on the use of smokeless tobacco by teens.
Cansa and youth advocates rally ahead of World No Tobacco Day to expose how the vaping industry targets young ... tech-inspired designs targeting young consumers.” ALSO READ: Cansa puts cervical ...
The programme featured a series of expert talks, including one by Dr. Ashiq Rashid Mir, Executive Member of the Rotary Club of Kashmir and State Surveillance Medical Officer (Kashmir & Ladakh), who ...