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This article discusses the status of Velo nicotine pouches in Pakistan. It highlights that these products are considered non-tobacco and are not regulated by health authorities. The information is relevant for public health and tobacco control efforts.

This article discusses the status of Velo nicotine pouches in Pakistan. It explains the regulatory stance of the health ministry and the ongoing efforts to control nicotine products.

This article discusses recent findings from Qatar about smoking cessation clinics. It highlights success rates and factors influencing quitting habits. The information is useful for public health advocates and policymakers.

This article discusses a study about second-hand smoke exposure in children in Pakistan and Bangladesh. It highlights the health risks associated with tobacco smoke exposure in young children.

This article provides practical advice for managing withdrawal symptoms after quitting smoking. It emphasizes the importance of understanding physical and mental changes during this process. The tips aim to support individuals in their journey to a smoke-free life.

The study by LUMS shows tobacco use remains high in Pakistan. It also reveals a shift in the tobacco industry towards tax evasion. This has serious public health and economic implications.

Quitting smoking offers quick health improvements. It reduces the risk of severe diseases linked to tobacco use. This information is vital for public health efforts.

This article covers a clinical trial on using electronic cigarettes and nicotine pouches to help people stop smoking in Pakistan. It highlights the need for new tobacco harm reduction strategies in the country.

This article discusses the level of knowledge about nicotine and cigarette components among public health practitioners in Pakistan. It emphasizes the importance of awareness in tobacco control efforts.

This article discusses recent research on the use of ENDS and cigarettes among adults. It highlights how dual use may impact smoking habits and cessation efforts.