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We have invested $16 billion in R&D of less harmful alternatives for smokers: Philip Morris International’s Tomoko IidaPhilip Morris International (PMI) is offering a range of less harmful alternatives for smokers and has invested USD 16 billion in research,...
India orders crackdown on nicotine pouches, citing health risks, letter showsIndia has directed states to take enforcement action against the sale of nicotine pouches, citing public health and risks to children. The ...
'Buy anything you want, pay nothing': 'Dopamine sites' let buyers place online orders to satisfy their urge to shop without spending real moneyDopamine sites: A new genre of websites, called dopamine sites, let users go through the entire experience of ordering food, shopping or bo...
Storm in a wine glass: As climate change and young consumers reshape the wine world, can India take advantage?Global wine regions face climate challenges and declining demand. India's wine tourism is experiencing significant growth and expansion. Yo...
Japanese proverb of the day: "Even a small fire should be extinguished quickly" — Powerful life lessons on emotional control, patience, wisdom, resilience, relationships, and why ignoring tiny problems today can turn resentment, conflict, bad habits, and mistakes into fires far harder to put out tomorrowJapanese proverb of the day: “Even a small fire should be extinguished quickly.” It carries a warning many of us learn too late. Small argu...
No big bank balance, no great job, no huge portfolio of stocks or MFs: How a 35-year-old stopped worrying excessively about his futureAt 35, Ashish Jain says he does not own a house, car, huge savings or a large investment portfolio, but he has found peace by letting go of...
UK lawmakers approve lifetime smoking ban for today's under-18sBritain passes landmark law to create a smoke-free generation by permanently banning cigarette sales to those aged 17 and under and tighten...
You look great, but stop smoking, says Erdogan to Meloni; Macron laughs, It’s impossibleDuring a Gaza peace summit in Egypt, Turkish President Erdogan playfully urged Italian PM Meloni to quit smoking, a habit she admits helps ...
France bans smoking on beaches, in parks and at bus sheltersFrance is implementing a smoking ban in outdoor public spaces like beaches, parks, and bus shelters, aiming to protect children from second...
World No Tobacco Day 2025: History, themes, quotes, and slogans to share on WhatsApp, InstagramMark your calendars for May 31st, World No Tobacco Day! Established by the World Health Organization in 1987, this day shines a spotlight o...
Need Changes in Regulation to Sell Smoke-free Products Here
PMI’s Science-Led shift: Dr. Moira Gilchrist argues for Tobacco Harm Reduction at Technovation 2024
Technovation 2024: Jacek Olczak on Smart Decisions and PMI’s Smoke-Free Future
Snoop Dogg quits smoking: 5 celebrities who kicked the habitSnoop Dogg has joined the bandwagon of celebrities who have quit smoking after being addicted for a long time. The journey is not easy but ...
India can drive positive change to control tobacco use: Jacek Olczak, Philip Morris International"India is no stranger to harm reduction. It has led the world in embracing policies that reduce harm, has earned the reputation as a world ...
New Zealand passes world's first law to ban smoking for future generationNew Zealand became the world's first country to ban smoking for future generations. The bill was passed in parliament on Tuesday.
Philip Morris makes a case for scientifically substantiated smoke-free alternativesPhilip Morris has urged the Indian government to create a regulatory environment for scientifically substantiated smoke-free alternatives.
Philip Morris International appoints Alexander Reisch as IPM India Wholesale Trading MDIPM India Wholesale Trading is a joint venture between Philip Morris Brands Sarl of Switzerland, Godfrey Phillips India and K.K. Modi Inves...
Say no to vaping: E-cigarette flavourings may up risk of heart diseaseFlavouring additives have the ability to cause cardiovascular injury.
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Cigarette is the most common form of smoking but the staff also go to the Hookah bars to ventilate their stress.Trends of new software orde...