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New research shows menthol in tobacco products keeps smokers hooked

Cancer Council says new evidence points to need for menthol ban Cancer Council has strengthened its call for the removing of flavours from tobacco products, following new research showing menthol in cigarettes makes it harder for smokers to quit. The new study of almost 6000 smokers in the US trying to quit showed that those who used menthol cigarettes were 53% more likely to keep smoking over a 12-month period compared with the general study group. By contrast, smokers of menthol varieties who switched to non-menthol products increased their likelihood of not smoking for more than 30 days by 58%. Libby Jardine, Chair, Tobacco Issues Committee, Cancer Council said the study, recently published in Tobacco Control, demonstrated why Cancer Council was calling on the Australian Government to prohibit the use of flavours in tobacco products.

How Health Star Rating system started

Cancer Council NSW We are surrounded by an endless array of food choices and targeted with marketing designed to influence those choices. When shopping, we may stick with the same products we’re familiar with or try others we’ve heard about through friends or advertising. Other times the information on the front of a label can influence our decisions. There is information already required on food labels to show us what’s in the food but most of us don’t have the time to stop and read all that fine print on the back of the pack. The Health Star Rating is a simple system on the front of the pack designed to help us compare products without spending time reading the whole pack.

DNA regulator offers new hope for Hodgkin lymphoma treatment

DNA regulator offers new hope for Hodgkin lymphoma treatment 21 July 2021 Now that we have identified this protein and the role it plays in making cells cancerous, we think we can target it to stop this from happening Researchers at The Australian National University (ANU) have discovered how a DNA-binding protein sustains Hodgkin lymphoma. The world-first discovery has the potential to help treat the rare cancer with the development of therapeutics that target cells once they become cancerous. The findings are published in Approximately 800 Australians are diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma per year. The disease causes cancer in white blood cells, called lymphocytes, in men and women of any age, but young people in particular.

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