Montana passed the state Clean Indoor Air Act, which said indoor public places and workplaces must be smoke-free.

A change in the existing law will eliminate existing loopholes and health officials say will protect the youth in the city.

By Yusuff Adebisi As Nigeria battles rising tobacco-related illnesses and deaths, public health experts are calling on the ...

Excise taxes are among c-store operators' top concerns, said PDI, a convenience retail and fuel technology provider based in ...

JOHANNESBURG - Young people are increasingly vocal in their demands for the government to implement stricter regulations on tobacco and e-cigarette use. They argue that the widespread adoption of ...

The bill in its current form would impose sweeping new rules, including plain olive-brown packaging for tobacco products, ...

The tobacco epidemic is one of the biggest public health threats the world has ever faced. According to the World Health ...

The survey interviewed 16,608 people aged 14 and over across all regions of Brazil, and found that e-cigarette use was more ...

By Meleah Treadaway Does vaping cause cancer? The truth is: we don’t fully know.  What we do know is that e-cigarette aerosol ...

The government’s ban on disposable vapes, which came into force earlier this month, should not disguise the fact that ...

In addition, MO's prospects are significantly aided by the excellent use of cash flow through the ongoing share repurchases, ...

An urgent warning has been issued to backpackers heading to Southeast Asia over strict vaping rules in some countries. Around ...