Graphic health warnings on packaging are one of the most powerful ways to increase awareness of health risks of tobacco products. In collaboration with the Institute for Global Tobacco Control, we have examined problems with implementation of health warnings. www.tobaccotactics.org/article/heal...
According to the World Health Organization, “Health warnings on tobacco packaging, especially those that combine text and pictures, are one of the most cost-effective and powerful ways to increase pub...
We commend Takahiro Tabuchi, Koichiro Takenobu and Kota Katanoda for standing up against tobacco industry influence of science in Japan. Their statement in Nicotine & Tobacco Research follows on from revelations in Dr. Braznell’s recent paper on #scienceforprofitdoi.org/10.1093/ntr/...
We are proud to collaborate with EMPHNET to host a workshop helping organisations in the Eastern Mediterranean region monitor the #tobaccoindustryemphnet.net/en/resources...
The Eastern Mediterranean Public Health Network (EMPHNET), in collaboration with the University of Bath, Vital Strategies, and WHO EMRO, is pleased to announce a regional workshop aimed at enhancing t...
📢 Our research suggests that Philip Morris International is not quitting cigarettes, despite its pledge to reduce its cigarette sales. For six reasons why you shouldn't believe PMI's claims, check out this new infographic. 👉👉 exposetobacco.org/resource/phi...
Philip Morris claimed it wants to reduce cigarette sales, but new analysis reveals this is more marketing spin from the tobacco giant.
A 🆕 report by Bloomberg Philanthropies' Task Force on #FiscalPolicyForHealthbloomberg.org/public-healt...
We applaud the Union for International Cancer Control for pulling out of the World Cancer Series due to the event organiser's #tobaccoindustry links. Public health organisations can work together globally to stop the industry from interfering in efforts to protect public health from its products.
Great to see the Institute for Public Policy Research's new report which calls for a polluter pays approach on unhealthy product industries. This approach would fund prevention and incentivise businesses to move away from selling unhealthy products. Read more: www.ippr.org/articles/our...
What a busy morning at Union for International Cancer Control #WorldCancerCongress#policymaking#accountable.
