Press Room Statement from Dr. Neil Schluger, Senior Advisor for Science at Vital Strategies, on the FDA’s proposal to restrict flavored tobacco products Statement from Dr Neil Schluger, Senior Advisor for Science at Vital Strategies, on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s proposals to restrict flavored tobacco products, including a potential ban on menthol in cigarettes, and restrictions on the sale of fruit- or sweet-flavored e-cigarette liquid.
Press Mentions Programme seeks to raise Jordan’s new `smoke-free’ generation Jordan Times: In a society where peer pressure accounts for one of the main reasons behind addictive behaviours, children and teenagers are the first at risk of picking up smoking and drug abuse, psychologists agreed in various reports.
Press Room Vital Strategies Receives Award for Global Media Campaign on Road Safety Vital Strategies was honored at the International Safety Media Awards at the World Conference on Injury Prevention and Safety in Bangkok, Thailand.
Press Mentions GHS launches medical e-learning training video Ghana News Agency: Apart from the fact that the approach involved substantially lower implementation cost compared to face-to-face training, it further provided physicians who took the course with the same set of skills that would translate into having comparable standards in cause of death statistics across different countries he said.
Press Room Brazilians call for new food warning label system A new national campaign in Brazil is calling for the approval of clear, front-of-pack nutritional warning labels, currently under consideration by the National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa).
Press Room Nearly 70 million smokers in Latin America are at Risk of Tobacco-related death and disease Hundreds of thousands of Latin Americans continue to die every year from tobacco-related disease, according to the American Cancer Society and Vital Strategies, co-publishers of the Tobacco Atlas, Sixth Edition, now available in Spanish.
Press Mentions Two of every three smokers would like to stop The Conversation: Tobacco companies offer a range of cheaper products to help keep people smoking (and entice new consumers to start) while also offering a suite of higher priced brands to really cash in on those unable or unwilling to quit.
Press Mentions With less than 6 months to go, what are the plans for Bloomberg’s Data for Health? Devex: Philip Setel, the director of CRVS at the Data for Health’s implementing partner Vital Strategies, spoke to Devex on the sidelines of the forum about the future of the initiative — and what may be left up in the air without a renewal of funding.
Press Mentions Can cities solve the world’s problems? Ottawa Citizen: Cities are often more nimble and have power to quickly make changes to improve public health and safety, she said. They also represent 80 per cent of the world’s population, and growing.
Press Room Xi’an’s strong, new smoke-free law will protect 12 million citizens Ten cities in China have now implemented 100 percent smoke-free laws. Their combined population means that more than 100 million people are now covered by this important health policy.