Tag: smoking

Therapeutic Goods Administration reminds Aussie vapers of new, tightened requirements as US study shows worrying findings about vaping.

Researchers find that living in a green neighbourhood helps people to stop smoking – and discourages them from starting in the first place.

Prime minister calls the Western Australian ban of the 140-year-old opera depicting smoking “political correctness gone crazy.”

The Australian Medical Association (AMA) proposes that cigarettes sales should be permanently banned to those born in the 2000’s while the British Medical Association (BMA) passed the motion this week.

Philip Morris' exit from Australian manufacturing has been likened to the waning of the once legal slave, opium and child labour trades.

Quitting smoking and losing weight are once again the top of the new year's resolutions list.

The E cigarette, also commonly known as Electronic cigarette, E cig or Electric cigarette is the advanced and harmless form of the regular cigarette that bears similarity in terms of design but drastically varies when it comes to the features and use.

According to new research by health services, having coloured phlegm or snot does not mean you need antibiotics.

Former prime minister John Howard has savaged Ed Miliband after the British Labour leader suggested Lynton Crosby was employing dog-whistle politics.

Australian election strategist Lynton Crosby has faced renewed calls to prove there is no conflict of interest between his role as advisor to the Conservative Party, and the lobbying role of his company CTF Partners for Philip Morris International.

David Cameron’s chief election strategist, Australian Lynton Crosby, has denied he spoke to the British Prime Minister about plain packaging on cigarettes.

British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has claimed that he wouldn't recognise controversial Australian lobbyist Lynton Crosby if he passed him in the street.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has been urged to sack his Australian election strategist Lynton Crosby.

Health Minister Tanya Plibersek has welcomed the Irish government’s move to introduce laws for cigarettes to be sold in plain packaging.