tobacco

  • Smoking
    From Sunday all tobacco products will have to carry pictorial warnings on the front of the pack in a bid to discourage their consumption.
  • Smoking wreaks havoc. Photo Courtesy: Flickr.
    The Supreme Court rejected the allegations by a NGO that a senior UPA Minister heading the Group of Ministers committee on display of pictorial warnings on tobacco products had ensured dilution of the law to favour the powerful tobacco industry.
  • Tobacco plant. Photo courtesy: dkimages.com
    Tobacco plant -- a potent carcinogenic agent -- may actually offer the means to treat a certain form of cancer.
  • Over 14 percent of Indian students are regular tobacco users, reflecting the global trend of most people beginning to smoke before the age of 18 - an alarming statistic that the World Health Organisation (WHO) thinks can be reduced by banning tobacco advertisements.
  • Smoking dangerous to health
    Tobacco companies are targeting half a billion young people in the Asia-Pacific region by linking smoking to glamorous and attractive lifestyles, the UN World Health Organisation said on Friday.
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