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Good Practice Statements for the treatment of nicotine dependence
Nicotine dependence is increasing worldwide due to a wide variety of new and emerging products (e.g. heated tobacco products, electronic cigarettes, nicotine pouches, novel herbal products) with tobacco and/or nicotine content, being continuously placed ...
Renata Solimini +17 more
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The ERS position paper on heated tobacco products
Emergent tobacco products such as heated tobacco remain largely unregulated in many countries menacing the progress of tobacco control achieved in the last decades.
Sofia Ravara
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Tobacco products in the European Union Common Entry Gate (EU-CEG): A tool for monitoring the EU tobacco products directive [PDF]
INTRODUCTION Under the European Union (EU) Tobacco Products Directive (2014/40/EU) (TPD), manufacturers and importers of tobacco products are required to report information to the European Commission (EC) and Member States (MS) on products intended to be
Vardavas, Constantine I +37 more
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Introduction Tobacco companies are employing the same tactics they have used for years to market tobacco “harm reduction”, like heated tobacco products (HTPs) and e-cigarettes/ electronic nicotine delivery devices.
Deborah Sy +2 more
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Heated Tobacco as a Novelty Tobacco Product Subject to Excise Duty: A Cross-country Comparison [PDF]
First prototypes of tobacco heaters were developed by the largest global tobacco companies as early as the 1980s. However, the first heat-not-burn tobacco products (not resembling the prototypes) were promoted on the market with success many years later –
Szwejkowska, Małgorzata
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The applicability of different tobacco types to heated tobacco products
Abstract Heated tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum L.) products develop rapidly because of its low toxicity. In order to evaluate the industrial applicability of the existing types of characteristic tobacco as raw materials for heated tobaccos, this research ascertained differences in the main chemical compositions in tobacco leaves from different types to ...
Jie Chen +14 more
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Heat-not-burn Tobacco Products and the Increased Risk for Poly-tobacco Use
Objectives: In this study, we tested the use of ecigarette, cigarette, and dual use of both as predictors of heat-not-burn (HNB) tobacco product use onset among young adults, and examined common predictors of smoking cessation as predictors of HNB product use. Methods: We collected data from 2229 young adults [mean age = 21.1 (SD = 2.1); 55% women] in
Pallav, Pokhrel +3 more
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Heated tobacco products: the example of IQOS [PDF]
Heated tobacco products (HTP) represent the latest in a long line of products tobacco companies have developed and marketed as less dangerous than conventional cigarettes, beginning with so-called ‘safer cigarettes’ in the 1960s.1 2 HTP (figure 1) heat tobacco to generate an inhaled nicotine aerosol and are marketed using messages that explicitly or ...
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Levels of toxins in oral tobacco products in the UK [PDF]
Objective: This study examined the constituents of smokeless tobacco products available in the UK and compared them with products available in India, Sweden, and the USA Methods: Seven UK brands of smokeless tobacco, including a tooth cleaning powder ...
Bedi, R +5 more
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Countries that regulate heated tobacco products June, 2020. [PDF]
This document provides an overview of the regulatory landscape for heated tobacco products in countries where we are tracking country-level e-cigarette policies.
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