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Trump Cuts U.S. Ties With WHO, Cites ‘China’s Control’
President Trump said Friday that the U.S. will be terminating its relationship with the WHO.Read More
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Health body says new tobacco products too are harmful to health, and insists on regulation. Read More
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Vapor Group Asks For WHO Misinformation to be Rejected
A New Zealand vaping advocacy group wants misinformation peddled by the WHO to end.Read More
U.S. president says global health body must demonstrate its independence from China. Read More
U.S. President Trump halts WHO funding amid coronavirus outbreak.Read More
The World Health Organization is spreading “blatant misinformation” about the potential risks and benefits of e-cigarettes, according to two U.K. researchers.Read More
The World Health Organization issued its strongest warning yet against vaping, stating the habit harms developing teenage brains and can damage a growing fetus as well as increase the risk of heart disease and lung Read More
The World Health Organization (WHO) has finally admitted that e-cigarettes are less harmful compared to cigarettes. The acknowledgment came from WHO representative Dr. Ranti Fayokun, scientist in the National Capacity-Tobacco Control Prevention of Noncommunicable Diseases.Read More
The US city of Dayton, Ohio has said it will not hire employees who use any nicotine products in a bid to create a healthier workplace, cut back on medical costs and reduce the 'loss Read More
A bill that proposes a 30 percent wholesale tax on vapor products is making its way through the Nevada legislature. Read More
