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Chapter 8 Tobacco

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Role of College Health Services in Campus and Community Tobacco Control

Role of College Health Services in Campus and Community Tobacco Control. Edward P. Ehlinger, MD, MSPH Megan Whittet, MPH Boynton Health Service May 6, 2005 . 101 Years Ago. May 6, 1904 American Lung Association held its first meeting in Atlantic City, NJ.

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Unit 1: Substance and Drug Abuse

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Chapter 23 The Twenties 1920-1929

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Program Objectives

Program Objectives. Increase knowledge of short-term effects and image-based consequences of tobacco use Illustrate costs of using tobacco Identify reasons why people use tobacco Learn how advertising influences people to buy and use tobacco. Presentation Overview.

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Talking Back to Big Tobacco: Letters from Across America

Talking Back to Big Tobacco: Letters from Across America. The reach of the tobacco industry. Tobacco companies spend a fortune mailing materials to the homes of smokers or potential smokers.

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The Lung Cancer Epidemic: is there anything we can do?

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Busting the Myths Tobacco Control and Illicit Trade

Busting the Myths Tobacco Control and Illicit Trade. November 29 th , 2011 International Legal Consortium Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids. Introduction. Patricia Lambert Director International Legal Consortium Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids. Questions and Answers.

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Taking Action Against Big Tobacco Why it Matters and What You Can Do

Taking Action Against Big Tobacco Why it Matters and What You Can Do. Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids July 2010. Presentation Outline . Tobacco Industry Wrongdoing Why we must act Strategies tobacco industry uses to grow its business

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ACS CAN Legislative Priorities

ACS CAN Legislative Priorities. A Primer on our Issues September 22, 2008. Who We Are & Why We Are Here. CATHY CALLAWAY - ACS CAN Senior Specialist, State And Local Campaigns GREGG HAIFLEY - ACS CAN Associate Director, Federal Relations

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Chapter 13

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Tobacco Use is Leading Cause of Preventable Death

Smoking vs. Health. Tobacco Use is Leading Cause of Preventable Death. Toll of Smoking . USA: 400,000 premature deaths annually one every 45 sec annual health care costs $50 billion (1993) Worldwide: 3,000,000 deaths annually one every 10 sec

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TOBACCO

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Understanding the Risks of Tobacco and Caffeine

Understanding the Risks of Tobacco and Caffeine. HS 460 Drug Use and Abuse . Nicotine and caffeine both cause physical and psychological dependence. Facts:. Tobacco use is the single most preventable cause of death in the U.S. > 419,000 deaths annually due to smoking in the U.S.

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Countering the tobacco industry in your policy campaign

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Marketing to Special Populations

Module 10. Marketing to Special Populations. Marketing to Special Populations. How is tobacco marketed to special populations? . Tobacco companies use targeted ads to entice people to use their products. . Marketing to Special Populations. How is tobacco marketed to African-Americans? .

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The role of the ECJ in EU legislation

The role of the ECJ in EU legislation. Fiona Godfrey Consultant in EU policy European Respiratory Society 88 rue des Sources Luxembourg Email: fgodfrey@pt.lu. How the European Court of Justice influences EU health policy and law. Two Courts: European Court of Justice (ECJ)

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Through with Chew?

Through with Chew?. Health Promotion Program. Did you know?. 8,000 Americans die of cancer from spit tobacco use each year There are at least 28 cancer causing chemicals in smokeless tobacco. Did you Know?. Dip, spit and chew are highly addicting

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Planning for Tobacco Programs at the County Level

Planning for Tobacco Programs at the County Level. Dr. Gary Palmer Dr. Bob Pearce Dr. Andy Bailey University of Kentucky. Cooperative Extension. Strengths Established network of local offices Credibility with growers Unbiased Research based Responsive to grower issues? Concerns

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Supporting Youth to be Tobacco Free Trish Hill, Interior Health Andrea Winckers, BC Cancer Agency

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