Researchers from the Medical University of South Carolina have revealed that American teenage girls are now more likely to vape regularly than boys. The study, tracking adolescent nicotine use between 2014 and 2024, confirms that a historic demographic shift has taken root across the United States.
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Armenian Ministry of Health official Mariam Mnatsakanyan announced during National Anti-Smoking Day that 25.5% of the country’s adult population smokes daily. While national tobacco use decreased by roughly 8% over the past decade, health authorities face emerging challenges with early youth uptake and expanding e-cigarette usage.
Read moreThe Oregon Health Authority (OHA) confirmed that the state beat all three of its 2017–2025 tobacco reduction goals. The findings reflect measurable declines in cigarette consumption and youth vaping following the rollout of three statewide policies: Tobacco 21, Ballot Measure 108 tax increases, and Tobacco Retail Licensing.
Read moreThe Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) released findings from its 2025 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, tracking health behaviors across 4,800 households and roughly 10,000 participants. The data reveals a decade-long shift in how South Koreans consume nicotine.
Read moreA survey conducted by the SKDS research center and released by the Smokeless Industry Association shows that 31% of Latvian residents aged 20 to 75 consume tobacco or nicotine products. Traditional combustible cigarettes remain the primary choice, used by 20% of the total population—representing 64.5% of all active nicotine consumers.
Alternative nicotine products account for a smaller share of the market:
- E-cigarettes: 9% of respondents
- Heated tobacco: 4% of respondents
- Nicotine pouches: 2% of respondents
- Other nicotine products: 2% of respondents
Public opinion leans heavily toward harm reduction rather than outright prohibition. The survey found that 69% of Latvians consider public education more effective than bans. Furthermore, 48% believe the state should actively support harm reduction by giving adult smokers who cannot quit the option to switch to smoke-free alternatives, compared to 29% who oppose this view.
The data highlights unintended consequences following last year’s restrictions on smoke-free products. Among acquaintances of respondents, 23% now purchase alternatives through illegal channels, 20% travel abroad to buy them, and 9% returned to smoking conventional cigarettes. Only 3% quit nicotine altogether.
Senegal’s smoking prevalence dropped from over 6% to roughly 4.4%, driven by targeted tobacco tax policies and national control measures. Abdoulaye Diagne, Executive Director of the Consortium for Economic and Social Research (CRES), announced the findings during the official launch of the Tobacco Control Data Initiative (TCDI) platform in Dakar.
Read moreDaily consumption of tobacco and alternative nicotine products across the European Union dropped to 16.5% among individuals aged 16 and older in 2025, down from 17.5% in 2022. The latest Eurostat survey shows that while daily nicotine use remains widespread, overall consumption is steadily decreasing across the continent.
Read moreThe National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) released data showing that cigarette smoking and alcohol use among American adults continued their long-term decline in 2025. However, the same federal study highlighted a troubling development: the first rise in adult heroin use detected in a decade.
Read moreThe Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA) has warned that Australia’s falling smoking rates hide a rapidly expanding black market. This shift occurred as federal policies pushed consumers toward illegal suppliers instead of regulated harm-reduction alternatives.
Read moreAustralia’s daily smoking rate has dropped to its lowest point on record, according to data from the 2025 National Drug Strategy Household Survey. The survey, which gathered responses from over 17,500 participants aged 14 and older, shows that daily smoking in this demographic fell to 5.6% in 2025, down from 8.3% in the 2022–23 period.
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