Secondhand smoke often affects people in occupations such as firefighting, the military, and other high-exposure jobs
And normally thats more than enough to wow the crowdbut this year there was a surprise
If you do the research, youll find that all ex-smokers agree on this issue
Now that we've entered 2026, a number of new laws are now in effect
With 92.6 per cent of the workforce being women, families remain trapped in a generational cycle of rolling bidis for survival. The study finds that most workers earn between Rs 2,0013,000 per month, barely enough to sustain themselves, while contractors, who act as intermediaries between workers and large manufacturers, exploit them by under-supplying raw materials arbitrarily rejecting a portion of the beedis, further cutting down earnings
In Canada, new federal tax increases, effective July 1, 2024, aim to raise e-cigarette prices by 12 to 24 cents per unit to curb consumption