Depending on the epidemiological perspective of the observer and the extent of his concept
of causality, tobacco consumption can be considered the second cause in the world of death …

Depending on the epidemiological perspective of the observer and the extent of his concept
of causality, tobacco consumption can be considered the second cause in the world of death …

After several decades of initiatives at international and national level inspired by the World
Health Organization, tobacco consumption is still the second leading cause of death in the …

On 31st May of every year, in honour of the 'World No Tobacco Day (WNTD),'the
international community does organise various events and encourages avoiding all forms of …

Tobacco dependence and chronic diseases are highly prevalent and each are top causes of
morbidity and mortality in the world [1, 2]. Tobacco use is also a modifiable risk factor for …

On May 31 of each year, the World Health Organization celebrates World No Tobacco Day
in order to highlight the risks associated with smoking. The slogan for 2018 was:“Tobacco …

Objective This is the first study after the implementation of a more restrictive Tobacco Law in
Portugal, carried out in collaboration with the Program for Prevention and Treatment of …

While smoking is universally known to be deadly, few are aware of precisely how deadly. In
the United States, smoking is the leading preventable cause of death, killing over 440 000 …

O tema tabagismo, em seus vários aspectos, vem recebendo crescente atenção entre os
pesquisadores ao longo dos últimos anos, o que tem se refletido em maior e mais sólida …

Reducing the use of tobacco and cigarettes in particular is a worldwide objective. The World
Health Organization (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control 1 (adopted in …