The Indonesian government plans to regulate advertisements for electronic cigarettes—commonly known as vapes—on online media, ...

Supported by By Christina Jewett Photographs by Kristian Thacker Christina Jewett met with students from a high school in West Virginia to learn about the loss of funds for their anti-vaping program.

The Spanish government has announced reforms to the country’s Anti-Tobacco Law that will significantly expand smoke-free ...

Tobacco control campaigners have urged the interim government to strengthen existing laws, adopt effective pricing measures, ...

Vaping's success has lowered smoking rates. Instead of celebrating, the health lobby wants to discourage maybe the best quitting device ever In Ode to a Nightingale, John Keats described how “but to ...

These remediation strategies for middle and high school students accentuate the positive and emphasize skill building.

Achieve Life Sciences offers a compelling risk/reward profile with its promising smoking cessation therapy, cytisinicline.

The government should ban all flavored tobacco products, increase the size of warning labels on cigarette packets, and establish a novel and emerging nicotine and tobacco products (NENTPs) crackdown ...

And while smoking rates have fallen significantly over the decades, 29 million people in the US continue to light up because once you start, it can be hard to stop. Despite decades of aggressive ...

France’s new law mirrors broader European trends. Britain, Spain and Sweden have all implemented significant smoking bans in public spaces. Sweden outlawed smoking in outdoor restaurant terraces, bus ...