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According to the study, mothers understand that Chile’s food regulations are designed to combat childhood obesity and agree they are changing perceptions, attitudes and behaviors. Many are changing their purchasing decisions to buy healthier products for their children, who have become promoters of change in their families.

Stopping Tobacco Organizations and Products (STOP), a global tobacco industry watchdog, welcomes news that World Health Organization’s Executive Board reaffirmed its position that it will not work with the Philip Morris International-funded Foundation for a Smoke-Free World.

“We hope “Confronting Illicit Trade in Tobacco” emboldens governments across the globe to advance global efforts to reduce illicit trade that harms health, equity, governance and government revenues.”

This World Cancer Day, we urge governments to implement proven, lifesaving policies such as taxes on unhealthy products. Without urgent action, the human and economic toll of cancer will only increase.

Public health experts from around the world have urged the World Health Organization’s Executive Board to reject the Philip Morris International-funded Foundation’s appeal to WHO to collaborate on tobacco control policies.

(New York, USA and Beijing, China)— A groundbreaking national media campaign underway in China, featuring the harrowing testimony of a former smoker, is expected to…

An exposé in The Guardian revealed covert financial and business links between the tobacco industry and a global network of business and economic think tanks that have played a key role in undermining tobacco control in dozens of countries.

A statement from Dr. Neil Schluger, Senior Advisor for Science, Vital Strategies on Altria’s purchase of a major stake in Juul, the company widely responsible for the explosive growth in vaping among youth in the United States.

"One death on the road is one too many. We know what measures work, and the adoption and strict enforcement of best practice legislation - supported by reliable data and hard-hitting media campaigns - can change risky behaviors and save lives in years to come."

Heart Attack Rewind will be broadcast across India in 17 languages for a period of four weeks on major digital platforms.