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Smoking ban provides opportunity to quit

The ban on smoking in public places in Wales, which came into force on Monday (2 April) provides a great opportunity for thousands of smokers to quit according to the National Public Health Service for Wales. The evidence from the bans in Ireland and Scotland is that many smokers were prompted to try to give up smoking. Julia James, head of the All Wales Smoking Cessation Service said, Our Smoking Cessation Service in Wales is available to help people make the most of this opportunity to stop smoking. The service provides free one to one and group support sessions to people who want to quit. We offer a six week structured programme, where smokers learn how to cope with cravings and how to overcome difficult situations, like being at a party or feeling nervous or bored. It also gives advice on nicotine replacement therapy and other products that help people quit.

Scary Photos of cancer patients to discourage tobacco users

From 1 June 2007, tobacco products in India will have pictorial warnings with photographs of tobacco-related cancer patients. Many countries like Thailand, Canada, Australia, South Africa, Poland and Singapore already have a strong warning label regulation. Bobby Ramakant ponders over the effectiveness of warning labels in preventing needless tobacco-related deaths: Health warning labels, both on cigarette packages and on all tobacco marketing materials, help create informed consent between tobacco companies and their customers and are an inexpensive and important first step in a national health education programme.On 3 November 2004, Pakistan had ratified the World’s fist corporate accountability and public health treaty - FCTC (Framework Convention on Tobacco Control). Article 11 of the FCTC states that warning messages should cover at least 50% of the principal display areas of the package (i.e.

Chinese targeted in quit smoking campaign

Eleanor Hall: It’s a well-known fact in Australia that is blazoned across cigarette packets - smoking causes lung cancer.But in other parts of the region the risk is less well publicised.Now a study of half a million smokers in the Asia Pacific has found quitting smoking reduces the risk of dying from lung cancer by as much as 70 per cent.And the Australian author of the study plans to use the statistic to encourage 320 million smokers in China to quit.

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