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Medics in Africa discuss tobacco harm regulations – Nairobi Summit

Stakeholders in the health sector on Thursday 19. October, 2023 were challenged to consider harm reduction as a key guide

Harm reduction should guide Tobacco regulations in Africa — Experts

Stakeholders in the health sector have been challenged to consider harm reduction as a key guide in driving public health

‘Why Harm Reduction Should Drive Public Health Policies’

President of the African Medical Association, Dr. Kgosi Letlape, has tasked African governments to adopt harm reduction approaches when regulating

Press Release: Harm Reduction Should Guide Tobacco Regulations In Africa – Medical Experts

Stakeholders in the health sector have been challenged to consider harm reduction as a key guide in driving public health

News Harm reduction should guide tobacco regulations in Africa-Medical experts

Stakeholders in the health sector have been challenged to consider harm reduction as a key guide in driving public health

Harm Reduction Should Guide Tobacco Regulations in Africa – Medical Experts

Stakeholders in the health sector have been challenged to consider harm reduction as a key guide in driving public health

African Stakeholders Confront Health Challenges With Harm Reduction Focus

Stakeholders within the healthcare sector face a challenge: to embrace harm reduction as a fundamental principle in shaping public health

African journalists urged to accelerate uptake of harm reduction strategies

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Media practitioners challenged to adhere to ethical reporting on tobacco harm reduction interventions

Malawi’s leading tobacco harm reduction advocate, Chimwemwe Ngoma, has challenged media practitioners in the African continent to adhere to the

WHO, governments accused of protecting, promoting combustible cigarettes

A public health expert at the ongoing Third Edition of Harm Reduction Exchange 2023 Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, has highlighted

Poor countries could be at risk of being dumping ground for combustible cigarettes, harm reduction activist Dr. Letlape warns

Renowned public health activist, Dr. Kgosi Letlape, has warned that developing countries, particularly those in Africa, could soon be a

Harm Reduction Luminary Clive Bates Discusses Nicotine’s Nuances, Accessibility in Tobacco Alternatives

Bates began by emphasizing the challenging task of separating the risks associated with nicotine from those of smoking. He compared

Africa Must Prioritise Harm Reduction

Experts have tasked African countries to accord priority to tobacco harm reduction by ensuring that regulation of tobacco use on

Smoking pregnant women at risk of delivering stillbirths, miscarriage and premature birth

Kenyan Consultant Pediatrician, Epidemiologist and Researcher, Dr. Kariuki Michael, made the revelation at the Third Edition of Harm Reduction Exchange

Adopt harm reduction approaches in public healthcare, Nigeria, others told

Stakeholders across Africa have called on the Nigerian government and other governments across Africa, to adopt harm reduction approaches and

Harm Reduction Should Guide Regulations in HealthCare

Speaking during the third annual Harm Reduction Exchange themed: ‘Amplifying the voice of Harm Reduction advocacy across Africa’, the president of the

Consider harm reduction to guide public healthcare policy – State told

Stakeholders in the health sector have been challenged to consider harm reduction as a key guide in driving public health

Third harm reduction exchange centres on tobacco harm reduction initiatives

19th October 2023, Stakeholders in the health sector have been challenged to consider harm reduction as a key guide in

Harm Reduction Should Guide Regulations in Public Healthcare

Kenya hosts the third harm reduction exchange as the focus centres on tobacco harm reduction initiative. Stakeholders in the health

Experts declare WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control irrelevant in tobacco harm reduction

Health experts, especially those specialized in harm reduction, have declared as irrelevant the World Health Organization (WHO) Framework Convention on