evidence based tobacco prevention programs Addressing Pediatric Use: Strategies for Clinicians Hazelden Publishing: Model Smoking Prevention

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The consequences vary in severity according to the airline and nation, ranging from lifelong bans to heavy fines and perhaps jail time

Effects of Smoking Preventable premature death Disease of blood vessels and heart Cancer (lung, mouth, throat, stomach, etc.) Respiratory disease Impairment of children Complication during pregnancy Stroke Long term suffering due to poor health Social Isolation Women who smoke and use contraceptives increase the risk of heart attack, stroke, CV disease ten folds Benefits Of Quitting The body can rid itself of nicotine and CO within few hours Blood flow to limbs improves within 2 months Lungs regain the capacity to clean themselves within 3 months Fresh breath Save money Alleviate tobacco stains on teeth and fingers More employable Improve coronary and peripheral circulation Improve exercise tolerance Method Of Smoking Cessation Try 1st step : Cold Turkey Decide positively that you want to quit List all the reasons you want to quit Begin to condition yourself physically Set target date for quitting 2nd step : Consult PDO Doctor

Lungs: Lung cancer, which is one of the leading cause of death in the world, is due to smoking

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According to the MPOWER policy package, monitoring patterns and trends in tobacco use and exposure generates reliable, timely data that are fundamental to helping countries understand the impact of tobacco control policy intervention. One example of data gaps is in e-cigarette use