Tobacco consumption is the leading preventable cause of cancer in France and worldwide[1]. Currently, 45,000 people die each year from...
Tobacco consumption is the leading preventable cause of cancer in France and worldwide[1]. Currently, 45,000 people die each year from...
Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of non-communicable diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and heart disease.
The 2012 Court of Auditors report highlighted the superficial knowledge of the risks associated with smoking and the major underestimation...
The World Health Organization estimates that the annual global death toll from tobacco is around 8 million, of which one in ten is due to...
Respiratory diseases are one of the leading causes of death, accounting for one in six deaths worldwide. Respiratory diseases account for...
Hookah hides the harmfulness of its tobacco smoke behind the myth of water filtration and the addition of sweet flavors. Hookah smoke...
The home, where individuals spend the majority of their time (leisure time + sleeping time), constitutes a place of exposure to ta...
"The Parties recognize that financial and fiscal measures are an effective and important means of reducing tobacco consumption for...
The risks associated with passive smoking are still poorly understood. INPES points out that "the risks associated with passive smoking remain largely underestimated...
A report by the NGO Action on Smoking Health (ASH)[1] highlights the role of social inequalities in exposure to passive smoking at home. Se...
Incarceration is sometimes the first contact between a prisoner and health services. Prison can be an opportunity to meet...
Tobacco control policies in South Africa have resulted in a significant decrease in smoking in the country[1]. Smoking prevalence...
