Rethinking Nicotine: Science-Based Alternatives to Combustible Smoking
By Mirza M. Abeer, CEO, Association for Smoking Alternatives in Pakistan (ASAP) When it comes to tobacco, the absolute gold […]
Experts Highlight Need for Greater Awareness of Tobacco Harm Reduction Approaches
As countries around the world continue exploring strategies to reduce smoking rates, public health experts are increasingly emphasizing the role
Experts Call for Balanced Regulation to Advance Tobacco Harm Reduction in Pakistan
With smoking continuing to place a significant burden on public health, experts are urging Pakistan to adopt regulatory approaches that
ASAP Reaffirms Commitment to Smoking Cessation in Pakistan
Karachi, 20 May 2026: The Association for Smoking Alternatives in Pakistan (ASAP) hasreaffirmed its commitment to supporting smoking cessation efforts
Experts Call for Tobacco Harm Reduction Strategies to Combat Health Risks of Smoking
Public health experts and medical professionals are urging the Pakistani government to adopt new strategies aimed at reducing the health hazards associated with smoking.
Unified for Pakistan’s future: Efforts in tobacco harm reduction
KARACHI – In the ongoing battle against the global smoking epidemic, collaborative efforts and innovative solutions are key to achieving a better future for all.
Beyond The Outrage: Pakistan Needs A Clearer Conversation On Nicotine And Risk
For decades, tobacco control has been guided by a clear and necessary objective: reduce smoking and protect public health. That objective remains unchanged.
Pakistan’s Path Forward: Embracing Tobacco Harm Reduction Over Prohibition
Bangladesh recently decided to ban the import of vapes, aiming to curb usage and enhance public well-being. However, this policy is based on the flawed assumption that vaping and smoking