For people living with diabetes, smoking represents much more than a harmful habit — it is a major driver of cardiovascular complications and long-term metabolic damage. Quitting is one of…
Medical systematic reviews sit at the top of the evidence hierarchy. They are meant to guide clinicians, policymakers, and patients by carefully summarizing what research truly shows. But what happens…
The CoEHAR – Center of Excellence for the Acceleration of Harm Reduction and the University of Catania will host the Pediatric Endocrinology Symposium, entitled “Growing Together Summit”, which will take…
The new report “Cigarettes to Smiles”, released by the Oral Nicotine Commission, highlights the growing role that nicotine pouches – oral nicotine pouches (ONPs) – may play in safeguarding oral health…
Collegium Internationale Diabetologicum - Catania, 10–11 November 202 The first-of-its-kind DELPHI Consensus Meeting of the Collegium Internationale Diabetologicum will convene leading experts to tackle current challenges and innovations in diabetology,…
While the British National Health Service (NHS) reiterates that “nicotine vaping is less harmful than smoking and is also one of the most effective tools for quitting smoking”, the preparatory…
The 59th International EUROTOX 2025 Congress, held at the Megaron Athens International Conference Centre, brought together hundreds of researchers and toxicology professionals from around the world, with a focus on…
The CoEHAR had the pleasure of welcoming Dr. Lygia Sampaio, pulmonologist and researcher at the University of São Paulo (Brazil), during her visit to the Department of Education Sciences (DISFOR) at the…
During the September 2025 graduation sessions, three research projects stood out, developed thanks to the collaboration of Prof. Massimo Caruso, the REPLICA research team and CoEHAR The scientific activity carried…
A new CoEHAR study just published in Harm Reduction Journal confirms that smoking traditional cigarettes carries the highest risk of respiratory wheezing, while exclusive use of e-cigarettes shows no significant differences compared…
