Bloomberg Tobacco Grants Face Scrutiny as New GSTHR Report Highlights Global Shift to Safer Nicotine
Summary: A new round of Bloomberg-funded tobacco-control grants has reignited debate over how international donors influence nicotine policy in lower- and middle-income countries, just as new evidence suggests millions of consumers are moving away from combustible cigarettes towards smoke-free alternatives.
Key points
- A new round of Bloomberg-funded tobacco-control grants has reignited debate over how international donors influence nicotine policy in lower- and middle-income countries, just as new evidence suggests millions of consumers are moving away from combustible cigarettes towards smoke-free alternatives.
- The Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA) has recently questioned whether the Bloomberg […]
A new round of Bloomberg-funded tobacco-control grants has reignited debate over how international donors influence nicotine policy in lower- and middle-income countries, just as new evidence suggests millions of consumers are moving away from combustible cigarettes towards smoke-free alternatives. The Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA) has recently questioned whether the Bloomberg […]
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