PPT-Ban Forms of Tobacco Advertising

Background Misuse and Abuse of Tobacco Increase rates of cancer Lung cancer Heart disease Poor circulation asthma High blood pressure Smoking can cause damage to the body leading to different cancers and longlasting diseases . 1 Tips and Tools Restricting Tobacco Advertising The Tobacco Control Legal Consortium has created a series of legal technical assistance guides to serve as a startin g point for organizations inter Background. Misuse and Abuse of Tobacco. Increase rates of cancer. Lung cancer. Heart disease. Poor circulation. asthma. High blood pressure. Smoking can cause damage to the body leading to various cancers and long-lasting diseases . Advertising and promotion; smoke-free; pictorial warnings, plain packaging and package size. Corné. van . Walbeek. and Nicole . Vellios. School of Economics. University of Cape Town, South Africa. Name:_______________________. Day:____ Period:____ Trimester: _____. 1. TOBACCO. Tobacco is a . plant. that naturally has . the drug nicotine. in it. . Nicotine is a . highly addictive stimulant. Advertising and promotion; smoke-free; pictorial warnings, plain packaging and package size. Corné. van . Walbeek. and Nicole . Vellios. School of Economics. University of Cape Town, South Africa. Background. Misuse and Abuse of Tobacco. Increase rates of cancer. Lung cancer. Heart disease. Poor circulation. asthma. High blood pressure. Smoking can cause damage to the body leading to many different cancers and long-lasting diseases . Advertising and promotion; smoke-free; pictorial warnings, plain packaging and package size. Corné. van . Walbeek. and Nicole . Vellios. School of Economics. University of Cape Town, South Africa. Background. Misuse and Abuse of Tobacco. Increase rates of cancer. Lung cancer. Heart disease. Poor circulation. asthma. High blood pressure. Smoking can cause damage to the body leading to different cancers and long-lasting diseases . Cigarettes. Smokeless tobacco (chewing tobacco, oral snuff). Pipes. Cigars. Clove cigarettes. Bidis. Hookah (waterpipe smoking). Electronic cigarettes (. “. e-cigarettes. ”. )*. Image courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Rick Ward. WHO Framework for Tobacco Control(FCTC) and MPOWER. FCTC / MPOWER . These are the Global . tobacco control policies and legal . instruments. . Need to be adapted . at country level . to develop country . and WHOs comprehensive Tobacco Free Initiative resources athttp//wwwwhoint/tohSummaryThousands of internal tobacco industry documents released through litigation andwhistleblowers reveal the most asto Purpose . of. session. To . help you understand about other forms of tobacco and their impact on health and communities.. Learning outcomes. Give . examples of how tobacco is sometimes used (other than in cigarettes) and explain . Facts About Tobacco. Building Vocabulary. nicotine. An addictive, or habit-forming, drug found in tobacco. addictive. Capable of causing a user to develop intense cravings. s. mokeless tobacco . Ground tobacco that is chewed or inhaled through the nose. Betel Nut Use. Betel nut mixed with tobacco is used by more than 2/3 of all males and females in some Pacific Island jurisdictions. Cigarette Consumption Western Pacific. Western Pacific Region Tobacco Control Policies.