The myth that rolling your own tobacco contains fewer additives
In my last column, I reported on the massive growth in Australians who have been rolling their own tobacco over the past…
Bonus obsession makes bankers miserable
The news that large banks are continuing to offer large bonuses has caused a new round of anger among the…
The pandemic had little impact on Canada’s legal cannabis sales
The increases were often blamed, despite a lack of evidence, on the COVID-19 pandemic and related societal disruptions. Many people were stuck alone…
Big Soda’s tactics to confuse science and protect their profits
The beverage industry, particularly prominent soda manufacturers often referred to as “Big Soda,” has been involved in tactics aimed at…
How Muslims are observing obligations to the poor this Ramadan
During Ramadan, Muslims worldwide observe various religious obligations, including acts of charity and support for the less fortunate. This holy…
Comics tap into the real emotions of the world wars
Comics, as a medium of storytelling, have an exceptional ability to capture and convey the real emotions of the World…
Banning psychoactive substances is not enough, we need education
The prohibition of psychoactive substances has been a common strategy employed by governments worldwide to address the associated risks and…
The secret to South Korea’s COVID success? Combining high technology with the human touch
South Korea’s success in managing the COVID-19 pandemic has been attributed to a combination of advanced technological innovations and a…
Big Food lobbying tip of the iceberg exposed
The influence of Big Food in shaping policies, regulations, and public perceptions surrounding food and nutrition is a multifaceted and…
Fructose ruling means dodgy health claims are easier to make
The European Union’s (EU) recent ruling on fructose and health claims has sparked discussions about the regulations surrounding health claims…