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TOBACCO &
HEALTH By
Dr. Abdus Sattar ChaudhrySenior lecturerDepartment of community medicine
Rawalpindi Medical CollegeRawalpindi, Pakistan
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Facts about smoking 1/3rd of world population-Smoker
– Males: > 1 billion– Females: > 250 million
Industrialized Countries– % of Male smokers: 50%– % of Female smokers 22%
Developing countries– Males 35%– Females 9%
(Source: World Health Report)2
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Facts about smoking Three million deaths annually because of
smoking – means one death after every 8 seconds.
Ten million deaths annually expected by 2020 - means one death after every three seconds.
Developed countries have reduced smoking by 10% while developing countries have increased by 60% after 1970. 3
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Pakistan Picture Current Smokers – Approximately
15% Pakistan is among 8 countries in
which smoking trend will rise in next 20 years.
Pakistan will be leading in the race of tobacco sale in EMRO region in next 20 years.
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Study of smoking in RMC students(2001)
Total No. of students; 182– Male: 68– Females: 114
Smokers:– Males: 18%– Females: 7%
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Types of tobacco smoking Cigarette - Most common and most harmful Sheesha Bidi Tobacco chewing Hookah(Hubble bubble) Cigar Kreteks(clove cigarettes) Snuff – Moist & Dry E-cigarette 6
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Causes of smokingUsually the adolescents (mostly of 10-15 yrs) indulge in smoking as a result of – curiosity, – adventurism, – rebelliousness and adulthood, – a manly and masculine act that will lead them to
happiness, fitness, wealth, power and sexual success.
– Attractive advertisements influence the immature and unstable minds.
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Composition of tobacco About 4000 toxic substances are
present in tobacco
Most important and dangerous constituents:– Nicotine– Carbon Monoxide– Tar
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Effects of Nicotine Smokers have to maintain a level of
nicotine in the blood for normal working.
Smokers have to smoke to avoid the discomfort experienced while not smoking.
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Consequences of smoking
Economic loss Health loss Socio-cultural loss Psychological loss
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Smoking and Diseases An important causative/risk factor for
various diseases. About 25 diseases caused/aggravated by
smoking. e.g.– Lung cancer: 80-90% deaths due to smoking.
Incidence 10 times more than non-smokers.– Chronic bronchitis– Emphysema: 80- 95%– Ischaemic heart disease: 20-30% deaths . Risk is
twice than non-smokers– Obstructive peripheral vascular disease
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Smoking and diseases Cerebrovascular disease Cancer of tongue, oesophagus, larynx &
pancreas, Gastro-duodenal ulcers Cancer of the cervix and endometrium Cancer of the urinary bladder Still births, abortions Neonatal deaths Fracture of hip, wrist and vertebrae
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Occupational Hazards & Smoking
Effect of smoking in the presence of pollutants like asbestos, cotton, radioactive environment is either
multiplicative or additive.
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Smoking during pregnancy
Foetal retardation and growth retardation in the children.
Children of smokers are more prone to become smokers later on.
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Effects of Second Hand (Passive) Smoking(SHS)
Children– Sudden infant death– Respiratory distress– Otitis media
Adults– Leads to discomfort, distress to asthmatics– Nicotine is detected in blood and urine of
passive smokers.– Passive smoking by adults may lead to Ca-
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Treatment Drugs
– Nicotine replacement therapy Patches Gums Nasal sprays Inhalers E-cigarettes
– Hypnotics Group therapy 16
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TreatmentReal Treatment is by
Motivation Commitment Determination and Effort and support in the struggle to
quit smoking.17
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Preventive measures Recommendations of WHO Framework
Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) should be implemented.
Govt.’s responsibility for implementation of recommendations and legislation.
Ascertain the existence of smoking as health problem.
Encourage not to start smoking. Encourage to stop smoking. Multi-sectoral approach. 18
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Preventive measures Anti-smoking health education to general
public but special emphasis to focus on children and to the occupational groups.
Highlighting the positive effects of NOT smoking and QUITING smoking.
Awareness for the rights of non-smokers. Legislative action
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Tobacco Free Initiative (TFI) of WHO
Bans on direct and indirect tobacco advertisingTobacco tax and price increases Smoke-free environments in all public and workplaces Large clear graphic health messages on tobacco packaging
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WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY
31ST. MAY 2011
THEME FOR THE YEARFramework Convention
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Obligations for the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
Protect public health policies from commercial and other vested interests of the tobacco industry.
Adopt price and tax measures to reduce the demand for tobacco.
Protect people from exposure to tobacco smoke. Regulate the contents of tobacco products. Regulate tobacco product disclosures. Regulate the packaging and labeling of tobacco products.
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Obligations for the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
Warn people about the dangers of tobacco. Ban tobacco advertising, promotion and
sponsorship. Offer people help to end their addiction to tobacco. Control the illicit trade in tobacco products. Ban sales to and by minors. Support economically viable alternative to tobacco
growing.
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BEACON OF HOPE FOR THE QUITTERS
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When smokers quitJust 20 minutes after the smokers have smoked the last cigarette, their body begins an ongoing series of beneficial changes.
After 20 minutes:– Blood pressure drops to normal.– Pulse rate drops to normal.– Temperature of hands becomes normal.
After 8 hours: – Carbon monoxide level in blood drops to
normal– Oxygen level in blood increases to normal.
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When smokers quit After 24 hours:
– Chance of heart attack decreases After 48 hours:
– Nerve endings start growing.– Ability to smell and taste is enhanced.– Walking becomes easier.
After 2 weeks –3 months:– Circulation improves.– Lung function increases up to 30%.
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When smokers quit After 1-9 months:
– Coughing, sneezing, congestion, fatigue, shortness of breath decrease.
– Cilia re-grow in the lungs, increasing ability to handle mucous, clean the lungs and to reduce infection.
1 year:– Risk of coronary heart disease is half that of
a smoker. 5 years after:
– Stroke risk is reduced to that of a nonsmoker.
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When smokers quit After 10 years:
The lung cancer death rate is about half that of a continuing smoker's. The risk of cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus, bladder, kidney, and pancreas decreases.
After 15 years:
The risk of coronary heart disease is that of a nonsmoker’s.
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RESOLUTIONABOUT SMOKING IN
COLLEGE & HOSPITALS
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THANK YOU FOR NOT SMOKING
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