Tobacco
Israel mandates graphic warning images on cigarette, tobacco products
Israel is set to become one of the first countries in the world to mandate shocking images on cigarette packaging.
Tobacco changed human skeletons, researchers say
Tobacco company advertises products differently in Israel, depending on demographic - study
High before the low: Cannabis increases risk of severe COVID-19 - study
Human trials of tobacco plant-based COVID-19 vaccine begin
Medicago's potential vaccine uses the leaves of a plant from the tobacco family to produce the S-spike protein, one of the three spike proteins of the novel coronavirus.
Canadian company Medicago develops plant-based coronavirus vaccine
The company has developed a unique method of creating a vaccine by letting plants do the work. "We're using plants as mini factories," said Natalie Charland, a senior director at Medicago.
Tobacco company may produce coronavirus vaccine
British American Tobacco recently announced that it is working on a potential vaccine for coronavirus through its US biotech subsidiary, Kentucky BioProcessing (KBP).
Tobacco epidemic at turning point as male smoking rates stall - WHO
The change in global smoking trends shows that governments' efforts to control tobacco are working "to save lives, protect health, beat tobacco," the WHO said in a report.
Next step in tobacco marketing ban to hit next week
This phase includes a new list of provisions intended to prevent aggressive promotion of tobacco products.
Police seize hundreds of kilograms of smuggled tobacco
The tax the smugglers tried to avoid when sneaking the tobacco in the country would have been more than NIS 1 million.
High Court deals another setback to smoking, tobacco industries
Additional restrictions will kick in in June and in January 2020.
Israel thwarts West Bank smugglers
Taxes on tobacco and cigarettes estimated at hundreds of thousands of shekels
41 MKs pass cannabis decriminalization bill
Tobacco advertisement bill also passes first reading.
Ministers stymie effort to ban tobacco advertising
Knesset Economics Committee chairman Eitan Cabel said the government was “addicted to working for the tobacco companies.”