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Tobacco cessation: How to quit & treat Tobacco dependence
Presented India by Dr. Sonu GoelViews
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Case Description
Nearly 267 million adults in India are tobacco users,according to the Global Adult Tobacco Survey India,2016- 17.Smoking has become one of the most concerning issue especially between the young generation,it can cause lung disease by damaging the airways and small air sacs found in lungs. Smoking...
Case Summary
- Tobacco use is a significant health concern, directly or indirectly causing 50% of illnesses, including heart attacks, stroke, and various cancers. Notably, one in two tobacco users die because of their habit, highlighting its extreme danger.
Speaker Profile
Dr. Sonu Goel
Professor Department of Community Medicine & School of Public Health, PGIMERDr. Sonu Goel is a distinguished academician and public health expert associated with Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research. He specializes in Community Medicine, Public Health, preventive healthcare, and health policy, with extensive contributions toward public health research, medical education, and health awareness initiatives. Dr. Goel is widely recognized for his work in strengthening population health and promoting evidence-based public health practices.
Dr. Rakesh Gupta is an experienced clinician and healthcare professional associated with Santokba Durlabhji Memorial Hospital Institute. He is known for his dedication to patient care, clinical excellence, and contributions toward advancing quality healthcare services through evidence-based medical practice.
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