Tag: tobacco
UN’s Historic Declaration: 150 Million Fewer Tobacco Users, Better Mental Health...
UNGA adopts first integrated NCDs and mental health declaration with bold 2030 targets: 150M fewer smokers, hypertension control, mental health access. Global health shift begins.
Despite Smoking Decline, Tobacco Still Hooks One in Five Adults Worldwide
The world is smoking less, but the tobacco epidemic is far from over. According to a new World Health Organization (WHO) global...
#Tobacco New Cessation Guidelines!
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#Vaping; The Hidden #Lung Danger Revealed
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Flavored #Tobacco A #Teen #Addiction Crisis
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Top Strategies to Quit Smoking
A new comprehensive review published in the journal Addiction identifies the most effective strategies to quit smoking, offering hope to those struggling...
1-2 cigarettes per day During Pregnancy Linked to Major Neonatal Health...
Smoking as few as 1-2 cigarettes per day before or during pregnancy is associated with a significantly higher risk of serious health...
Hooking; Tobacco Targets Next Generation
Discover how the tobacco industry targets youth with new products and marketing tactics. WHO and STOP highlight alarming trends in their new report, "Hooking the Next Generation."
Tobacco: WHO Reports Significant Decline Amid Industry Challenges
The World Health Organization (WHO) announces a decline in global tobacco use, with one in five adults currently using tobacco compared to one in three in 2000. Despite progress, the tobacco epidemic remains a major public health threat, claiming over eight million lives annually. WHO urges continued efforts against industry interference and highlights successful initiatives like MPOWER in Brazil and the Netherlands.
Urgent Need to Protect Youth from E-Cigarettes
Join the call for urgent global measures to shield children from the aggressive marketing and health hazards of e-cigarettes. Act now to safeguard the next generation's well-being
