This is not the first time a cigarette company has experimented with heating, rather than burning, tobacco In the 1980s, US tobacco giant Reynolds debuted a device called the Premier, which drew ...

If it weren't for nicotine, people wouldn't smoke tobacco ... by the intense heat of the burning cigarette than the acidic form. Most cigarettes for sale in the U.S. today contain 10 milligrams ...

The industry says it wants to phase out cigarettes, but are its latest innovations an honest attempt to diversify?

"Heat-not-burn" tobacco ... gone on sale in the UK - IQOS and iFuse. The devices heat tobacco to a high enough temperature to create a vapour but not smoke. They are different to e-cigarettes ...

Note: This virtual cigarette does not represent a particular brand but describes the structure of many of the most popular brands of cigarettes on the market. Only a portion of the tobacco inside ...

The industry now leans toward reduced-risk products like vaporizers and e-cigarettes. Some players look beyond tobacco to partner with cannabis companies. Altria, for example, is trying to help ...

It added that sellers of tobacco products below the mandated floor price "shall be punished with a fine of not less than 10 ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which regulates medical products in the US, has approved an e-cigarette for sale for the first ... The permitted products are tobacco-flavoured, as opposed ...

In Argentina, the exclusive consumption of electronic cigarettes reached 3% of adolescents, which would bring the total prevalence of 2018 to 21%. Tobacco consumption in general is not only ...

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