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Tobacco and Coronavirus; Statement of Iranian Anti-Tobacco Association
A French study suggested that nicotine may have a protective effect against coronavirus and although it was not a peer-reviewed…
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The visitation of Keramat Charity by IATA’s staff
Iranian Anti-Tobacco Association (IATA)’s staff together with representatives from Iranian Non-Communicable Diseases Alliance, and Ferdous Charity, paid a visit to…
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Call for paper for “Gender and Tobacco in Muslim Societies”
In line with the health-centric goals of Iranian Anti-Tobacco Association (IATA) and for expanding the studies about women and tobacco,…
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The Role of NGOs in the UNESCO Chair on Social Health
In a meeting attended by Mr. Nourbakhsh, Head of UNESCO Chair on Social Health and Development, Mr. Saeedabadi, Mr. Mohammad…
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Self-sufficiency in the deadly tobacco industry is not an honor
Abazar Ashtari, scientific advisor of Tobacco Control Research Center (TCRC), said: “ministry of industry announced that we have achieved self-sufficiency…
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The bankruptcy of half of the domestic industries versus profitability of tobacco industry
In a meeting in the holy city of Mashhad on Jan 16, 2020, Secretary-General of IATA said that this NGO…
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Inefficient Taxation Policies for Tobacco in Iran
A debate about “rising tobacco tax” was held on Iranian National TV with the participation of Dr. Mohammad Reza Masjedi…
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How much the government can earn from tobacco tax?
The Secretary-General of the Iranian Anti-Tobacco Association requested the Iranian National Tax Administration to levy a 75% tax on tobacco…
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Reducing drug addiction by preventing tobacco use
In a meeting with Sardar Momeni, head of the Counter-Narcotics Center, with the board of directors of the Iranian Anti-Tobacco…
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IATA’s Anti-Tobacco Initiatives in Mashhad
In a meeting with Ms. Korehpaz, a partner of the Iranian Anti-Tobacco Association in the holy city of Mashhad, Dr.…
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