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"summary": "The first round of the 2025 conscription for mandatory military service in Mongolia will take place from May 1 to 15. In preparation for this, the Ministry of Defense organized a conference titled \u201cMilitary Enlisting 2025\u201d in collaboration with various organizations, including the Ministry of Health, the General Authority for Border Protection, the Internal Troops, the Central Military Hospital, the Health Department of Ulaanbaatar, regional health centers, local government offices, and affiliated military headquarters.",
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"subhead": "2012 to 2.9 billion USD in 2022. Tobacco tax reform in the Philippines is a clear example of a \u201cwin-win\u201d policy - protecting public health while increasing national revenue. In Thailand, from 1993 to 2017, the Thai government increased excise tax on cig",
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"subhead": "Drawing on a Marlboro Light \u00e0 la Kate Moss, or brandishing a cigarette holder like Marlene Dietrich is cool and arousing. A vape? Not so much. It\u2019s a babyish habit \u2013 an adult sippy cup. It\u2019s like comparing a can of Monster Energy drink to the fine wine of",
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"headlineText": "Prevalence of vaping, vaping-associated short-term symptoms of respiratory and cardiovascular morbidities, and factors associated with the initiation of vaping among young adults in Kuwait [FREE FULL TEXT]",
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"headlineText": "Household air pollution as a determinant of health status: A study on older adults in Siliguri Municipal Corporation, India",
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"headlineText": "Philip Morris' heated tobacco device IQOS goes on sale in Texas",
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"summary": "Philip Morris International (PM.N), began selling its IQOS heated tobacco device in Austin, Texas on Thursday for $60 a piece, an executive told Reuters, kicking off efforts by the world's largest cigarette maker to build a market for its flagship heated tobacco device in the United States.\r\nPMI hopes to capture a 10% share of U.S. tobacco and heated tobacco unit volume by 2030 and build a substantial base of new users in the world's top market for smoking alternatives. . . .\r\n\r\n\r\nPMI said on Thursday that after a successful pilot it was now offering IQOS to smoking-age Austin residents and would host demonstrations and guided trials for adults at the Austin MotoGP Red Bull Grand Prix of the Americas to showcase the product.",
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"headlineText": "Armenia lags behind global decline in smoking rates",
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"summary": "Despite the legal age for purchasing tobacco being set at 18, enforcement remains a challenge. Underage boys and girls often find ways to access cigarettes, with the law being overlooked in many cases.\r\n\r\nHow does Armenia compare to other countries?\r\n\r\nArmenia\u2019s smoking prevalence has declined from 32% in 2000 to 22.5% in 2025.",
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"subhead": "Tobacco smoking is deeply ingrained in the South Caucasus, and Armenia is no exception, with various studies estimating that 22.5% of the country\u2019s adult population are smokers. However, the distribution of tobacco use is far from even, as smoking has tra",
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"summary": "Just one day before a flavored tobacco ban is set to go into effect in Denver, vape and tobacco store owners are hitting back. They are hoping community members can help them overturn the ban at the ballot box.\r\n\r\nVape store owners and manufacturers believe city council members rushed a ban on flavored tobacco purchases as last year ended. Now they want voters to weigh in on it.",
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"subhead": "Vape shop owners and manufacturers in Smoke-Free Alliance Colorado turned petition signatures to put a question on Denver\u2019s November ballot. Phil Guerin, Owner of Myxed Up Creations and president of the alliance said shop owners gathered more than 17 tho",
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"headlineText": "HHS Job Cuts and Weakening of Health Agencies Put Americans\u2019 Health and Safety at Risk",
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"summary": "we are deeply concerned about the massive job cuts and other changes announced this week by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. These actions greatly undermine the nation\u2019s public health infrastructure and put the health and safety of Americans at risk. They weaken front-line agencies like the FDA, the CDC and SAMHSA that are critical to protecting Americans from preventable health threats including tobacco use, chronic diseases like cancer and heart disease, drug overdose, infectious disease outbreaks and much more. . . .\r\n\r\n\r\nWe urge the Administration to reconsider these cuts and changes to HHS, which will not make America healthier, safer or stronger. We also urge Congress to exercise its oversight responsibility to review these actions and to ensure that the nation\u2019s public health infrastructure is properly funded and staffed.",
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"subhead": "cuts to the FDA and the CDC could undermine efforts to protect kids and save lives from tobacco use, which is the nation\u2019s leading cause of preventable death and a primary driver of chronic disease. Smoking is the top cause of cancer deaths in the U.S",
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"headlineText": "New Ukrainian tobacco taxes will improve health in the short term but must be strengthened",
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"summary": "A new law revising the tax code for tobacco products signed this week by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky represents modest, short-term progress in increasing the price of tobacco products to improve the health of Ukrainians but must ultimately go much further to maximize the life-saving potential of tobacco taxes. Significantly increasing tobacco taxes and prices remains the most effective way to reduce tobacco use. \r\n\r\nThe tax rates on cigarettes will now be linked to euros, a positive change. However, the percentage increase in excise taxes is low, . . .\r\n\r\n\r\nInterference from tobacco companies delayed the signing of this law, allowing the companies to avoid paying additional taxes for the first quarter of 2025. This delay resulted in over 2 billion Ukrainian hryvnias, or about $51 million, in lost revenue for the national budget. \r\n\r\nThese half-measures and delays mean Ukraine is neglecting a significant source of additional revenue that the country desperately needs . . .\r\n\r\ne who are fighting tirelessly for the strongest possible measures to curb the country\u2019s tobacco epidemic. We urge the Ukrainian government to act urgently to raise tobacco taxes even higher in the coming years and to increase taxes on heated tobacco products",
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"subhead": "Statement of Smita Baruah, Executive Vice President of Global Tobacco Control, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids",
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"headlineText": "Louisville legalizes smoking inside cigar bars; 'Huge game-changer'",
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"summary": "At the Louisville Cigar Company on Bardstown Road you can buy a cigar with your drink.\r\n\r\n\"Kentucky has a bit of a history with tobacco,\" owner Josh Pickett said, \"so what goes better with a good horse race?\"\r\n\r\nCigar bars like his qualify for an indoor smoking exception under a new Metro Council ordinance passed Thursday night\u2014if 15 percent of its earnings come from cigar or pipe tobacco sales. \r\n\r\n\r\nThe exception only allows smoking pipes or cigars inside\u2014so no vapes, cigarettes or medical cannabis. . . . \r\n\r\n\r\nWhen the bar opened up last November, the smoking could only be done outside. On April 24, when the ordinance takes effect, people can bring their lit cigars inside. \r\n\r\nPickett plans on having the smoke lounges upstairs, to keep the first floor\u2014and bar\u2014free of smoke.",
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"headlineText": "TSET Launches Historic Grant Opportunity to Transform Health for Oklahomans",
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"summary": "In honor of its 25th anniversary, the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) is launching TSET Legacy Grants, a historic funding opportunity aimed at addressing Oklahoma\u2019s leading causes of death: cancer and cardiovascular disease. Opening April 15, this initiative will support large-scale, multiyear projects aimed at preventing disease and enhancing quality of life, particularly in rural and underserved communities by strengthening health and improving access to healthcare.",
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