PPT-Providing smoking cessation support for Aboriginal pregnant

Acknowledgement of Country We acknowledge the Aboriginal custodians of the land we meet on today We pay our respects to the Elders past and present and extend that respect to Aboriginal people present today. Steven A. Schroeder, MD. National Conference on Tobacco and Behavioral Health. The Smoking Cessation Leadership Center . and Rx for . Change. May 19. , 2014 . 1964 Surgeon General Report on Smoking and Health. Scott M. Strayer, MD, MPH. Associate . Professor. Department of Family Medicine. University of Virginia Health System. My Colleagues and Co-Authors. Sandra Pelletier, PhD. Crista Warniment, MD. Karen Ingersoll, PhD. Advice, Scenarios, and Questions from the field. February 21, 2012. 1. Sayone Thihalolipavan, MD, MPH. Director of Cessation, NYC Department of . Health . and . Mental Hygiene. Slides courtesy of Manhattan Tobacco Cessation Program. 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.. Tobacco Use Above the Healthy People 2020 Goal. Collect data to better understand the attitudes and behaviors that encourage young people to start smoking. . Strategy 1:. Charlottesville and Albemarle Public Schools, 2010-2014. The 5 A’s and UC. Elisa Tong, MD, MA. Associate Professor of Internal Medicine. University of California, Davis. March 8, . 2017. Webinar for UC Smoke and Tobacco-Free Presidential Fellows. Objectives. 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 chronic diseases . Reducing the infant mortality rate. in Cincinnati and Hamilton County. Where we are today. 543 infants have died in the past five years in Hamilton County.. That puts Cincinnati at almost twice the national average.. Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. Tobacco: Addiction’s Smoking Gun?. Question: What percentage of the U.S. population currently consider themselves “smokers”?. a. 8%. b. . 12%. c. . 18%. d. . 37.5%. Advice, Scenarios, and Questions from the field. February 21, 2012. 1. Sayone Thihalolipavan, MD, MPH. Director of Cessation, NYC Department of . Health . and . Mental Hygiene. Slides courtesy of Manhattan Tobacco Cessation Program. Lorien Abroms, ScD.. Milken Institute School of Public Health. Prevention & Community Health. George Washington University. . . Topics I. ’. ll cover. Current Research Program. Future opportunities. :. Creating a . Healthier Workforce and . Improving . Your Business’s Bottom Line. Name. Agency/Title . Staying Competitive in the Marketplace. Equipping your employees with the resources to quit tobacco is good for them and great for your business. Consultant respiratory physician. Background. Benefits of smoking cessation. Methods of smoking cessation. Smoking cessation and COPD. 1. ASH Facts at a Glance: Smoking Statistics. . www.ash.org.uk/files/documents/ASH_93.pdf. The Toll of Tobacco. Toll of Tobacco on Michigan. Tobacco use remains the leading cause of death in Michigan with 16,200 adults dying each year from smoking.. We most often think of smoking and the lungs, but smoking harms nearly every organ in the body..