Tabacco Smoking In India

Tabacco Smoking In India

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  TABACCO SMOKING ININDIA RAJNIKANT GEORGE
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  In 20 century the tobacco killed 100 million people worldwide, During the 21 st century, it could kill one billon, “ It is truly remarkable that one single factor, namely smoking, which is entirely preventable, accounts for nearly one in 10 of all deaths in India” Professor Amartya Sen Harvard University “ Tobacco is one of the greatest emerging heath disaster in human history.” Dr Geo Harlem, formal director,general,WHO(1998)
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  INTORDUCTION Tobaccosmoking is the practice where the substance, tobacco, is burned (pyrolyzed) and the vapors either tasted or inhaled. The practice dates back to 5000 BC in shamanistic rituals. Smoking is the most common method of consuming tobacco. Tobacco is likewise the most common substance smoked. The agricultural product is often mixed with other additives.
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  Cigarette smoking killsnearly about 420,000 people a year Smoke also contains nitrogen oxide and carbon monoxide, which are harmful gases.  Smoking is the inhalation of the smoke of burning tobacco encased in cigarettes, pipes, and cigars.
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  The NewEngland Journal of Medicine study found smoking already accounts for 900,000 deaths a year in India. It is estimated that there are about 120 million smokers in India. The study found that, among men, about 61% of those who smoke can expect to die at ages 30-69 compared with only 41% of otherwise similar non-smokers. Among women, 62% of those who smoke can expect to die at ages 30-69 compared with only 38% of non-smokers.
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  TYPE OF TABACCOBeedi Cigars Cigarettes Hookah Pipe smoking Passive smoking
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  What are therisks Heart disease Cancer Dementia and neurologic diseases Lung disease Female infertility and pregnancy Effects on bones and joints Behavioral and Social Problems Male sexuality and reproduction
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  ANAYSIS OF STATE(Bangalore, Chandigarh, Delhi and Kanpur) The study population 0f 73605 in total consists of male 32682 and female 35923 subject of over 15 year of age. According to Dr. S.k jindal : Different smoking forms and relationship with demographic variable. The prevalence of smoking in 28.5% of men and 2.1% women.
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  Distribution of prevalenceof smoking habit at the four centre: Sources : DR. S.K. Jindal, proof of PIMER, Chandigarh . 11496 740 10756 TOTAL 2903 1 2902 Bangalore 2290 88 2202 KANPUR 2671 322 2349 Delhi 3632 329 3303 Chandigarh TOATAL FEMALE MEN STATE
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  Nearly two thirdof world’s smokers in 9 countries sources: WHO 2008 report
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  Adult Prevalence ofcurrent tobacco use Sources : national family heath survey India 2005-06 Age group 18-49 Female 3.1 Male 57.0
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  Prevalence of tobaccouse youth Prevalence of current tobacco use Sources : global youth tobacco survey age group13-14 Female 9.7% Male 17.3%5
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  Thank you “ We must become the change we want to see” Mahatma Gandhi