Joel Gitali, the head of the Kenya Tobacco Control Alliance, told The Examination that under the treaty the industry is not supposed to take part in policy development. In a statement, a BAT spokesperson told The Examination that the products labeling provides important safety information and that the language clearly states that all nicotine pouches are for adults only and should never be used by those who are underage. The company said the science of nicotine pouches is different from that of tobacco products, and this needs to be reflected in regulations
1 in 14 pregnant women still smoke, despite known risks, CDC study reports Smoking while pregnant is linked to a host of birth defects, but one in 14 women are still doing it, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report released Wednesday
Clooneys spirit animal is increasingly the wily coyote, or maybe the alpha dog who fears hes part of a vanishing breed
NJOYs bankruptcy Potentially a sign of the times, e-cigarette maker NJOY filed for bankruptcy, citing falling demand for its products and the looming compliance to FDA regulations
