PPT-E-cigarette use in England: Latest trends from the Smoking Toolkit Study

Dr Jamie Brown University College London Dr Emma Beard Dr Daniel Kotz Prof Susan Michie amp Prof Robert West SSA York November 2014 Financial disclosure Funding sources for presented . The discount cigarette market share has grown considerably since 2003 with discount cigarettes selling for 1015 less per carton than premi um brands Contraband cigarettes cigarettes sold illegally are even cheaper than discounts There is an urgent KOREA BARBADOS TRINIDAD TOBAGO SOLOMON ISLANDS BAHAMAS ZIMBABWE UGANDA TURKMEN UZBEKISTAN KYRGYZSTAN ARM AZER Hong Kong SAR SRI LANKA JAMAICA CUBA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MALAYSIA SAUDI ARABIA CHINA LAO PDR VIET NAM THAILAND INDIA BANGLADESH ISL REP IRA After reading an article . entitled. 'Cigarette Smoking and Your Health' I lit a cigarette to . calm my nerves. . I smoked with concentration and pleasure as I was sure that this would be my last cigarette. . This product may cause gum disease and tooth decay. Cigarette smoke contains carbon monoxide. This product may cause cancer of the mouth. Quiting. . smoking . now greatly . reduces . risks to your . Group 3. Background. In 1954, US cigarette manufacturers released an ad titled “A Frank Statement to Cigarette Smokers”. Ad appeared in 448 newspapers in 258 cities, ie. estimated reach of 43245000 people. 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. Youth Smokefree GB Survey, 2016. . YouGov. , commissioned by ASH . Introduction . Thes. e slides report the results from the annual . Youth Smokefree . GB Survey carried out by YouGov for ASH. . All figures, unless otherwise stated, come from surveys carried out in . Short-term effects. Brain Chemistry Changes. Respiration and heart rate increase. Taste buds are dulled and appetite is reduced. Users have bad breath, yellowed teeth, and smelly hair, skin and clothes. Password: cwag17. E-Cigarettes: Public Health and Public Policy. Neil McKeganey Ph.D.. Christopher Russell Ph.D.. Centre for Substance Use Research. Glasgow. Scotland. Smoking in the United States. Smoking rates within the U.S. have fallen consistently . Short-term effects. Brain Chemistry Changes. Respiration and heart rate increase. Taste buds are dulled and appetite is reduced. Users have bad breath, yellowed teeth, and smelly hair, skin and clothes. What’s my campaign about?. My campaign is to raise awareness to stop younger people from smoking. As someone who was encouraged to smoke at a young age I feel that this is something that needs to be talked about a lot more. A lot of young people are unaware of the real dangers of smoking from a young age and . Although the overwhelming majority of young people do not use e-cigarettes, the recent increase in use among adolescents is concerning to health professionals.. Nicotine use in early adolescence causes changes in the brain that make . Nicole Ward, MNSc, APRN, WHNP-BC. Background. What is an e-cigarette?. Battery powered devices that use liquid cartridges to produce vapors for inhalation. First version of the e-cigarette patented in 1965. Wednesday . 11. th. . January 2017. Linda . Bauld, . Co-Chair Smoking in . Pregnancy Challenge Group & Professor at the University of Stirling, UKCTAS, & Cancer Research UK . Chair: Sarah Williams, Director of Policy, ASH.