Kariuki’s study found that two-thirds of Kenyans who smoke want to quit and use harm reduction products like nicotine pouches or vapes/e-cigarettes. Sadly last year, nicotine pouches were banned locally. Discussing the ban at the Africa Tobacco Harm Reduction Forum hosted by the Campaign for Safer Alternatives (CASA) tobacco harm reduction experts highlighted that the … Continue reading Study: More Kenyans Would Quit Smoking if They Had Access to Safer Alternatives