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Academia 4 years ago

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Give ‘second, reduce harm’ a chance in post-pandemic era

In one study, vaccination markedly reduced adverse outcomes, with non-ICU hospitalizations, ICU hospitalizations and deaths decreasing by between 63 percent, 66 percent and 69 percent, respectively, across the same time period.

Academia 4 years ago

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Tax hike not enough to secure smoke-free Indonesia

You can earn less than $1 a day and still smoke.

Community 4 years ago

Who benefits from Indonesia’s tobacco deadlock? Not the farmers

For two consecutive years, Siyamin's tobacco harvests failed to bring in enough revenue to cover his costs. So, the tobacco farmer decided he had to make a change.

Indonesia 4 years ago

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Anti-tobacco groups slam BPS for ‘misleading’ data display on child smokers

Activists and even the Health Ministry have taken issue with the national statistics agency for presenting data on child smokers sourced from two different surveys, pointing out that it could cause confusion at best and be misleading at worst.

National 5 years ago

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WHO says 'policy coherence' key to tobacco control in Indonesia

Indonesia needs interinstitutional policy coherence to effectively control tobacco consumption, the WHO says, citing the high smoking prevalence among the country's adult population.

Business 5 years ago

Report names and shames countries cosy with Big Tobacco

A ranking of 57 countries based on their willingness to keep Big Tobacco at bay puts Japan and Indonesia at the bottom of the list, with Romania, China and Lebanon among the 10 worst offenders.

Health 5 years ago

EU youth drinking less, swapping tobacco for cannabis: Study

Young Europeans are drinking less alcohol and also smoking less -- but are increasingly dabbling with cannabis, a continent-wide study showed Thursday.

Opinion 6 years ago

E-cigarettes: The other public health emergency

We highlight these increasingly challenging issues amid the pandemic, in conjunction with World No Tobacco Day of May 31.

World 6 years ago

Tobacco industry using 'deadly' tactics to hook kids: WHO

Tobacco companies are deliberately using "deadly" tactics to target children and get them hooked on smoking, the World Health Organization said Friday.

Opinion 6 years ago

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Tobacco excise increase: Catching up with smokers

In March 2019, Statistics Indonesia (BPS) showed that households below the poverty line in cities spent 12.2 percent of their total expenditure on cigarettes, more than their spending on protein such as eggs and chicken, which was below 5 percent.

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