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 […]
Karachi, 20 May 2026: The Association for Smoking Alternatives in Pakistan (ASAP) hasreaffirmed its commitment to supporting smoking cessation efforts […]
Public health experts and medical professionals are urging the Pakistani government to adopt new strategies aimed at reducing the health hazards associated with smoking.
KARACHI – In the ongoing battle against the global smoking epidemic, collaborative efforts and innovative solutions are key to achieving a better future for all.
For decades, tobacco control has been guided by a clear and necessary objective: reduce smoking and protect public health. That objective remains unchanged.
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