Discovery that people with certain genetic variants are less 'hooked' on tobacco
Individuals carrying specific genetic variants related to nicotine regulation are less likely to smoke heavily, according to new research.
Tomato Sauce Regulations in Iceland
New regulations regarding tomato sauce have been introduced in Iceland.
Jillian Michaels: Big Tech built a digital drug — and our kids are hooked
Jillian Michaels argues that social media companies are creating addictive algorithms that target children, akin to the tobacco industry's past practices.
The Bad Boom of Flavorings: The Ban on E-Cigarette Flavors is in the Law. Where is the Control?
The article discusses the consequences and regulatory challenges following Latvia's ban on flavored e-cigarettes, highlighting the emergence of food flavorings in supermarkets and the lack of legal frameworks for monitoring these changes.
Scientists: Ultra-processed food should be regulated like cigarettes
Scientists argue that ultra-processed foods pose significant public health risks and should be regulated similarly to tobacco products due to their addictive nature.
Liquid E-Cigarettes to Face 100,000 Won Fine for Use in Non-Smoking Areas Starting April
From April, users of liquid e-cigarettes containing synthetic nicotine will face fines for using them in non-smoking areas, with the regulation expanding across all tobacco products as per a recent amendment to the Tobacco Business Act.