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Tobacco Info No. 4, February 2011 See this issue in PDF: No. 4, February 2011. (16 pages, 1.5 Mo) SUMMARY Health warning renewals on cigarette packs set for 2011 Canadian Health Minister revamps anti-tobacco campaign (p1-3); New cigarette warnings in the US (p4); Contents of tobacco products, cessation and economics WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control gains in precision and strength (p5-7); The Quebec government is pleased with its Tobacco Law, but will it continue to move forward? (p7); More questions than answers about e-cigarettes (p8-9); Without a strong network of mutual support, Africa is at the mercy of Big Tobacco After Montreal and Paris, Niamey hosts the international French-language anti-tobacco conference (p10-11); WHO study finds passive smoking kills 600,000 worldwide (p12-13); Ontario Tobacco Research Unit launches online portal (p13); Research update by OTRU (p14); Briefs (p14-16) Kelowna bans smoking in parks Closing loopholes Asthma rates falling in Canada Fewer cigarillos sold Bloomberg backs Uruguay’s laws Suing tobacco manufacturers Non-smoking majority in prisons No smoking in cars in Leduc, Alberta Contraband much lower than in 2008 Smoke-free cars in Newfoundland. MORE INFORMATION ABOUT TOPICS IN THIS ISSUE www.tobaccoinfo.ca/links4.htm (External links) Thank you for responding to this brief online survey about our magazine. Homepage

Tobacco Info No. 4, February 2011

See this issue in PDF: No. 4, February 2011. (16 pages, 1.5 Mo)

SUMMARY

Health warning renewals on cigarette packs set for 2011
Canadian Health Minister revamps anti-tobacco campaign (p1-3);

New cigarette warnings in the US (p4);

Contents of tobacco products, cessation and economics
WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control gains in precision and strength (p5-7);

The Quebec government is pleased with its Tobacco Law, but will it continue to move forward? (p7);

More questions than answers about e-cigarettes (p8-9);

Without a strong network of mutual support, Africa is at the mercy of Big Tobacco
After Montreal and Paris, Niamey hosts the international French-language anti-tobacco conference (p10-11);

WHO study finds passive smoking kills 600,000 worldwide (p12-13);

Ontario Tobacco Research Unit launches online portal (p13);

Research update by OTRU (p14);

Briefs (p14-16)
Kelowna bans smoking in parks
Closing loopholes

Asthma rates falling in Canada

Fewer cigarillos sold

Bloomberg backs Uruguay’s laws

Suing tobacco manufacturers

Non-smoking majority in prisons

No smoking in cars in Leduc, Alberta

Contraband much lower than in 2008

Smoke-free cars in Newfoundland.

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT TOPICS IN THIS ISSUE
www.tobaccoinfo.ca/links4.htm
(External links)

Thank you for responding to this brief online survey about our magazine.

Homepage