PPT-Why we need to address smoking now

Prof Ann McNeill CoChair of the Mental Health and Smoking Partnership Professor of Tobacco Addiction Vice Dean Culture Diversity amp Inclusion Institute of Psychiatry Psychology amp Neuroscience. The traditional cigar is quite large but today smaller cigars are much more popular you can buy them almost anywhere Except for the brown wrapper many of these little cigars look just like cigarettes So when we talk about cigars w ere talking about Among adult smokers about twothirds report that they took up smoking before the age of 18 and over 80 before the age of 20 The 2011 General Lifestyle Survey of adult smokers revealed that almost WZR5736057535IWKV57347573555736757363573525735657347KD Recent studies show that smokers who talk to a clinician about how to quit dramatically increase their chances of quitting successfully Quitting smoking is the most important step you can take to improve your health Your doctor can help you quit TIP public health priorities…. Excellence in surveillance, epidemiology, laboratory services. Strengthen support for state, tribal, local, and territorial public health. Increase global health impact. Use scientific and program expertise to advance policy change that promotes health. Presented by. :. The Point of this Presentation. To learn about the effects of smoking so that you can make a more educated decision if an opportunity comes for you to start smoking.. To learn about resources for people trying to quit smoking.. Lucy Ball. Public Health Manager. Performance 2013/14. Performance 2010-2014. Performance 2014/15 to date. Rushcliffe Target: . 234 quits . (unchanged from last year). Current performance to date (02/10/14):. Why you should quit today (or never start in the first place). Quitting is easy—I’ve done it a thousand times.. Mark Twain. A cigarette contains about 4000 chemicals, many of which are poisonous. a smoking zone. Smoking Areas on campus. Our goal was to survey our peers in order to discover the effects of the recently implemented smoking ban on campus. We wanted to learn through our survey if creating designated smoking areas on campus was something the students would support. Steven A. Schroeder, MD. Medical Grand Rounds, Oct 4, 2012. The Smoking Cessation Leadership Center . and Rx for . Change. How Did I Get into this Field?. Career goals of influencing policy, plus merging clinical medicine and public health. 2. Politics of Tobacco Regulation. FDA v. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. ., 529 U.S. 120 (U.S. 2000). Pharmacology of Tobacco. Primary drug effect is nicotine. Strong nervous system drug using in classic neurophysiology research. Dr Jamie Brown. University . College . London. Dr Emma Beard, Dr Daniel Kotz,. Prof Susan Michie & Prof Robert West. SSA, York, November 2014. Financial disclosure. Funding . sources for presented . Steven A. Schroeder, MD. Medical Grand Rounds, Oct 4, 2012. The Smoking Cessation Leadership Center . and Rx for . Change. How Did I Get into this Field?. Career goals of influencing policy, plus merging clinical medicine and public health. 2. Politics of Tobacco Regulation. FDA v. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. ., 529 U.S. 120 (U.S. 2000). Pharmacology of Tobacco. Primary drug effect is nicotine. Strong nervous system drug using in classic neurophysiology research. 10/2023. The Case For Change . Tobacco is the one of the most . preventable causes of ill health. , disability and death, responsible for . 64,000 deaths . in England a year. Almost every minute of every day someone is .