Not every vape works the same
Present trends in female smoking, and this report, suggest that inclusion of a female perspective in tobacco-control policies is crucial. In a linked Comment, Dr Matthew A Steliga, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR, USA, and Dr Carolyn M Dresler, Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program, Arkansas Department of Health, Little Rock, AR, USA, say: What makes the realisation that women are at increased risk worrisome is that the tobacco industry views women as its growth market. They conclude: National and international organisations such as the International Network of Women Against Tobacco and the WHOs Tobacco Free Initiative are important reference organisations to promote more effective tobacco cessation in women
Cigarette smoke does not just affect the smokers clothes, mouth, and lungs
Through the rubble, we follow a Trading Standards Officer, his torch swinging back and forth in the darkness until it rests on a hidden stash of thousands of illegal cigarettes
A remarkable innovation has appeared in the market of the tobacco industry
