WORLD NO SMOKING DAY 31 MAY 2010 (INDIAN

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WORLD NO SMOKING DAY 2010 CAMPAIGN PRESENTATION BY COL RAJAT SRIVASTAVA MBBS MD MIPHA CLASSIFIED SPECIALIST (PSM) COMMANDING OFFICER SHO DELHI CANTT INDIA HEAD OF THE DEPT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE ARMY COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES DELHI CANTT INDIA

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Wednesday, May 19, 2010 2 HOD COMMUNITY MEDICINE, ARMY COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

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STATION HEALTH ORGANISATION DELHI CANTT WORLD NO SMOKING DAY 2010 CAMPAIGN PRESENTATION BY COL RAJAT SRIVASTAVA MBBS MD CLASSIFIED SPECIALIST (PSM) COMMANDING OFFICER SHO DELHI CANTT INDIA HEAD OF THE DEPT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE ARMY COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES DELHI CANTT INDIA

WORLD NO SMOKING DAY 31 MAY 2010 : 

WORLD NO SMOKING DAY 31 MAY 2010 “GENDER AND TOBACCO WITH AN EMPHASIS ON MARKETING TO WOMEN”

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WORLD NO SMOKING DAY 31 MAY 2010 WOMEN COMPRISE ABOUT 20% OF THE WORLD’s MORE THAN 1 BILLION SMOKERS. “GENDER AND TOBACCO WITH AN EMPHASIS ON MARKETING TO WOMEN”

Tobacco Is Now the World’s Leading Single Agent of Death : 

Unless urgent action is taken, tobacco will kill 1 billion people this century World Health Organization Tobacco Is Now the World’s Leading Single Agent of Death

Tobacco Is a Risk Factor for 6 of the World’s 8 Leading Causes of Death : 

Hatched areas indicate proportions of deaths related to tobacco use. Tobacco Is a Risk Factor for 6 of the World’s 8 Leading Causes of Death

(FOR PREVENTING MOST LIFESTYLE DISEASES) : 

(FOR PREVENTING MOST LIFESTYLE DISEASES) HEALTHY DIET PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUIT SMOKING / TOBACCO USE ADOPT HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

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CLOGGING OF CORONARY ARTERIES

Most Recent Scientific Evidence: Active Smoking : 

27 Most Recent Scientific Evidence: Active Smoking

Think what you are breathing : 

Think what you are breathing 200 poisonous, 60 carcinogens

What is Second Hand Smoke : 

What is Second Hand Smoke Second-hand smoke: that is inhaled involuntarily or passively by someone who is not smoking. Second-hand smoke is also called involuntary smoking or passive smoking

Second hand smoke causes serious Health Hazards : 

Second hand smoke causes serious Health Hazards Lung cancer -risk up 24% Heart diseases -risk up 25% Asthma attacks Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (cot death) Childhood respiratory diseases Chronic cough, phlegm, and wheezing Chest discomfort Lowered lung function

Smoking and Second-Hand Smoke Damage Virtually Every Part of the Body : 

Smoking and Second-Hand Smoke Damage Virtually Every Part of the Body Smoking Second-Hand Smoke

Pictorial Health Warnings in India : 

Pictorial Health Warnings in India

Pictorial Health Warnings (Globally) : 

Pictorial Health Warnings (Globally)

More Pictorial Health Warnings from Thailand : 

More Pictorial Health Warnings from Thailand

Pictorial Health Warnings from Brazil : 

Pictorial Health Warnings from Brazil

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Belgium Brunei Chile European Union Hong Kong Iran Switzerland New Zeeland United Kingdom

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Provisions under the tobacco control Act : 

Provisions under the tobacco control Act Ban on smoking in public places; Section 4 Ban on advertisements of tobacco products; Section 5 Prohibition of sale of tobacco products to and by minors; and Section 6 (a) Prohibition on sale of tobacco products within the radius of 100 yards of any educational institutions - Section 6 (b) Specified health warning labels on all tobacco products Section -7

What is Smoke Free Initiative : 

What is Smoke Free Initiative Smoke Free Initiative is intended to make all enclosed public places smoke free in order to honour the value of life, and protect present and future generations from the devastating consequences of tobacco consumption and exposure of second hand smoke to non smokers.

Public Place (as per sec.4) : 

Public Place (as per sec.4) auditorium, hospital buildings, railway waiting room, Officers mess amusement centres, bars, restaurants, discotheques, refreshment rooms, banquet halls, CSD canteen, Wet Canteen coffee house, pubs, airport lounge (airports can have a facility of providing separate smoking lounge) public offices, court buildings, educational institutions, libraries, workplaces (private offices) banks shopping malls cinema halls open auditorium historical monuments stadium railway station bus stop public conveyances And the like which are visited by general public

Why Smoke Free Delhi : 

Why Smoke Free Delhi Article 39 and 47 of the Constitution of India: Duty of Govt. to raise the level of standard of living and to improve the health of its citizens. Clean air to breath is the fundamental right of every citizen Article 21 the Constitution of India : no body can harm other people to express their liberty. The duty of welfare state to protect citizens from all type of harmful exposures like Second Hand Smoke.

Prototype of a challan : 

Prototype of a challan

QUIT SMOKING ONCE FOR ALL : 

QUIT SMOKING ONCE FOR ALL REDUCING TO 4 PER DAY OR EVEN ONE PER DAY WILL NOT HELP QUIT SMOKING FORTH WITH

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LETS LIVE TOBACCO FREE…! Lets breathe SMOKEFREE By making Delhi

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NO TOWER IS UNSURMOUNTABLE TOGETHER WE SHALL OVERCOME

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THANK YOU Wednesday, May 19, 2010 68 HOD COMMUNITY MEDICINE, ARMY COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES