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RANGOON — Amid a general trend toward increased freedoms for Burma’s citizens over the last two years, one segment of the population is facing a renewed campaign aimed at restricting their way of life: smokers. [1]
NAKHON SI THAMMARAT – Children and youth networks as well as local residents in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province led by the Walailak University Student Council compiled 145,959 signatures to support the revised Tobacco Control Bill in order to ensure the... [2]
Indonesian men rank as the world’s top smokers, with two out of three of them lighting up in a country where cigarettes cost pennies and tobacco advertising is everywhere. [3]
Scholars point to survival in the Thai tobacco industry at the end of the water, recommend the tobacco tax collection at a rate of less than 30%, and increase the tax rate by the amount of-the-stransque drugs. (translated from th) [4]
Representatives from the Northeastern Turkish Tobacco Trade Association submitted a letter to Sutin Klungsang, Minister of Defe [5]
British American Tobacco (BAT), the London-based multinational that manufactured and sold London and Lucky Strike cigarettes in Myanmar, has ceased operations, becoming the latest international company to leave since the February coup. [6]
Business dealsJapanese drugmaker Shionogi to acquire JT's pharma units in $1.1bn deal Tobacco company to exit drug business amid industry restructuring and high research costs Shionogi, a leading player in infectious disease drugs, will acquire all o... [7]
Global health leadership means standing firm when others step back High number of patients, tech-savvy population drive treatment offerings New tech to boost antibody production using current equipment Kyocera, Sanyo Chemical also jumping into market... [8]
RANGOON — Amid a general trend toward increased freedoms for Burma’s citizens over the last two years, one segment of the population is facing a renewed campaign aimed at restricting their way of life: smokers.
NAKHON SI THAMMARAT – Children and youth networks as well as local residents in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province led by the Walailak University Student Council compiled 145,959 signatures to support the revised Tobacco Control Bill in order to ensure the
Indonesian men rank as the world’s top smokers, with two out of three of them lighting up in a country where cigarettes cost pennies and tobacco advertising is everywhere.
Scholars point to survival in the Thai tobacco industry at the end of the water, recommend the tobacco tax collection at a rate of less than 30%, and increase the tax rate by the amount of-the-stransque drugs.
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Representatives from the Northeastern Turkish Tobacco Trade Association submitted a letter to Sutin Klungsang, Minister of Defe
British American Tobacco (BAT), the London-based multinational that manufactured and sold London and Lucky Strike cigarettes in Myanmar, has ceased operations, becoming the latest international company to leave since the February coup.
Business dealsJapanese drugmaker Shionogi to acquire JT's pharma units in $1.1bn deal Tobacco company to exit drug business amid industry restructuring and high research costs Shionogi, a leading player in infectious disease drugs, will acquire all o
Global health leadership means standing firm when others step back High number of patients, tech-savvy population drive treatment offerings New tech to boost antibody production using current equipment Kyocera, Sanyo Chemical also jumping into market
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