for education and awareness of tobacco smoking

1. World No Tobacco Day
•"Commit to Quit"
•Date: 17/05/2024

2. INTRODUCTION

5. Health Risks of Tobacco Use
+Cancer (lung, mouth, throat, etc.)
+Respiratory diseases (COPD, emphysema, etc.)
+Cardiovascular diseases (heart disease, stroke)
+Complications during pregnancy, infertility abnormal child
birth, congenital anomalies of new born.
+Other health conditions (, gum disease, etc.)

7. Secondhand Smoke
+Explanation of the dangers of secondhand smoke exposure:
+Increased risk of lung cancer and heart disease in
nonsmokers
+Particularly harmful to children and pregnant women
+Effects on indoor air quality and public health

9. Tactics used to market and promote their products
†Targeting youth
†Manipulating product design
†Deceptive advertising practices
†Influencing policy and regulation

10. Addiction and Dependence
†Development of physical and psychological dependence
†Difficulty quitting smoking despite awareness of health
risks
†Withdrawal symptoms and challenges associated with
quitting

11. Economic Costs
†Healthcare costs for treating tobacco-related diseases
†Lost productivity due to illness and premature death
†Impact on families and communities

12. Social and Environmental Impact
†Stigma associated with smoking
†Environmental pollution from cigarette waste
†Impact on nonsmokers and communities affected by
tobacco use

13. Benefits of Quitting
☻Highlight the benefits of quitting tobacco use:
☻Improved health
☻Reduced risk of disease
☻Saving money
☻Setting a positive example for others

14. Tips for Quitting
Provide practical tips and strategies to help people quit
smoking:
Seek support from friends, family, or support groups
Use nicotine replacement therapy (patches, gum, etc.)
Avoid triggers and temptations

15. Prevention and Intervention
Tobacco control policies and regulations
Public health campaigns and education initiatives
Smoking cessation programs and support services
Motivations associated with tobacco cessation

16. Resources for Support
Resources available to support tobacco cessation efforts
National quitlines
Online support forums and apps
Healthcare providers
Community programs and resources