A new study published in the Journal of Human Hypertension (Nature Group) has investigated the association between cigarette smoking, e-cigarette use, and doctor-diagnosed hypertension among more than 22,000 adults in…
On the occasion of World No Tobacco Day 2026, CoEHAR brought together experts in medicine, public health, economics, and global health at the LXII Scientific Meeting of the Italian Society…
Smoking remains one of the most important — and most neglected — modifiable risk factors in the management of type 2 diabetes (T2D). Despite strong evidence that quitting reduces cardiovascular…
University of Catania's CoEHAR continues to expand its scientific footprint in the field of metabolic diseases, organizing the 4th “Type 2 Diabetes in Internal Medicine Practice – Experience Sharings” meeting,…
Oral cancer remains one of the most preventable yet persistent global health challenges. Tobacco smoking continues to be its most consistent and powerful risk factor, driven by decades of exposure…
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…
For two days, on November 10 and 11, Catania became the world capital of research on diabetes and smoking. At the Plaza Hotel, the first Delphi Consensus Meeting of the…
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,…
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…
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…
