Prevalence Of Cigarette Smoking Phenomenon In Iraqi University Students And Factors Affecting Its Cessation An Observational Epidemiologic Study
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Wael Waleed Mustafa and Samer Shukur Mohammed
Smoking is one of the negative pests spread all over the world. The most valuable thing a person has is his health which is destroyed by smoking. Smoking results in many negative effects on society, so we must get rid of it so that we can live in a clean and vital environment. Programs designed to combat cigarette smoking should be targeted mainly to university students, males, heavy smokers and urban areas. More of cigarette smoking combating programs should be against manufactured cigarettes (for example, applying higher taxis). Efforts should be done to announce the problem of passive cigarette mainly in university community, among nonsmokers, females and urban areas. Enforcement of Anti-cigarette information came from health warnings on cigarette package followed by health care provider followed by the media (especially newspapers or magazines). Encouraging the smokers to consult the HCP should be considered. Attention should be paid to cigarette advertising sites specially advertisements in stores, Free samples Sale prices, noticed cigarette promotions, free gifts/discounts on other products, Clothing/item with brand name or logo, Coupons and Mail promoting cigarette. Encouraging the ways of high or moderate efficacy that help smoking cessation as the willpower, nicotine patch, changing habits, nicotine gum, cessation program, and exercise.
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