Friday, November 14, 2008

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Why so bad?

addition to the problem of cigarette addiction, we must not forget the harm caused by each cigarette.

FACULTAD MEDICINA INDIANA

Smoking a cigarette is to absorb and put into the body (lung, larynx, mouth) the product of combustion, designed by engineers for the administration of nicotine is ultrafast.
The big problem in itself, is that the administration of nicotine as a stream of air from combustion, is "that" which is the product of combustion and is associated with the "CO2" and "CO" of the combustion products .
carbon monoxide "CO" is the worst competition of the oxygen we need to breathe.
Most drownings occur in the internal lock that causes carbon monoxide, not that there is no oxygen, which if any, but if carbon monoxide preference exercises the chemical and is absorbed by the oxygen.
The "CO" carbon monoxide is 240 times more affinity with the hemoglobin of the blood oxygen.
And this is the fundamental reason that is as damaging a single cigarette.
The human body reacts quickly and to oxygenate the cells rapidly up the circulatory rhythm actually "smoking" raises the heart rate and thus their risk of premature wear and the risk of failure.

Thursday, July 31, 2008

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The biggest news of the year.

Michael Bloomberg and Bill Gates Announced on Wednesday, July 23rd joint Efforts to combat the global tobacco Epidemic. To combined investment of $ 500 million will help governments in Developing Countries Implement providing police and Increase Funding for tobacco control. New

York .- The billionaire Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, and Michael Bloomberg, mayor of New York, today pledged $ 375 million to combat smoking, especially among developing countries.



Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, and Michael Bloomberg, mayor of New York, will provide $ 375 million to combat smoking, which each year kills more than five million people.
The two philanthropists in New York today announced its contribution to combating a habit that kills each year more than five million people, more than AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined.
Specifically, Gates will provide $ 125 million and 250 million Bloomberg to fund other projects to help people quit smoking, snuff ban ads, protect nonsmokers from secondhand smoke and increase taxes that taxed.
"The diseases caused by snuff has become one of the biggest challenges in public health in developing countries," said the founder of Microsoft in announcing the donation made through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
The amount contributed by Bloomberg adds another $ 125 million that the mayor of New York, ex-smoker already committed for the same reason two years ago.
The grants announced today will be undertaken over the next four years and are intended primarily to developing countries, including India and China, where smoking is increasing.
"I am delighted that Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (through its joint foundation) to support one of the greatest efforts in public health today," said Bloomberg, adding that the grants "will help governments to cope to the epidemic of snuff. "
The Bill and Melinda Gates recalled in a statement that when New York became a "city without snuff "in 2002, no other state or country had similar rules.
But now U.S. 24 states (plus Washington DC) completely prohibited in bars and restaurants snuff, while Uruguay, United Kingdom, France, New Zealand, Italy and Ireland are countries "smoke free", according to the foundation.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

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Women who smoke are nearly twice as likely as men to develop lung cancer Smoking





Women who smoke are nearly twice as likely as men to develop lung cancer , according to a study conducted in 40 medical centers worldwide, including the University Clinic of Navarra (northern Spain) Efe reported.
As reported by the Centre in a statement, the study is part of I-ELCAP early detection of lung cancer, which tracks about 30,000 patients worldwide.

''This program seeks to demonstrate that early detection of lung cancer with low-dose chest CT radiation is able to reduce deaths from this disease,''explained the director of the department of chest medicine at the University Hospital, Javier Zulueta.

Currently, less than 15% of those affected by lung cancer survive five years to the disease as''more than 80% are diagnosed in advanced stages,''said the English representative of the study.

In I-ELCAP program, has conducted a study of 16,925 smokers, of whom 9,427 were men and 7,498 women, all aged 40, who underwent a scan in the U.S. annually, a country where older women are smoking at rates similar to men.

The study has shown that with the same dose of snuff women have nearly twice the risk of developing the disease''for unknown reasons,''said Zulueta.

Of all men surveyed, 1.2% had cancer, while for women the percentage was to 2.1%.

Source: eluniversal.com
http://www.conocimientosweb.net/zip/article2900.html



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Interestingly another study was published, some media spectacular titles.


They have no greater risk of lung cancer
ML FERRARA - El Pais. Barcelona - 14/06/2008

For a long time, scientists have thought that female smokers are more likely than smokers of getting lung cancer. However, it is not so: both sexes have the same risk, according to a study by the National Cancer Institute of USA published today by The Lancet Oncology,
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Smokers have no risk of lung cancer than men.
Maria Valerio El Mundo. Health -14/06/2008
Smokers have no risk of lung cancer than men

Although until now had been a contentious issue and subject to debate
scientific research with more than half a million participants have shown
women smokers are more
no risk of lung cancer than men who have this habit
. The work, which has just published the journal 'The Lancet', yes
shows, however, that among nonsmokers
disease is more common in the case of females.
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current tobacco Objective:



  1. a reasonable doubt.

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Gonorrhea And Fertiltiy

weddings are frowned upon.

Years ago an indicator of a wedding was the price of cigars given away, Cohibas maximum level, lower level Farias. Today given away at the wedding souvenirs, ornaments and the maximum level "sculptures dedicated."



PUROS-40 the tobacco strategy worked, the key was to institutionalize the use, but has many side supposedly more objective: First

consumption: many young girls began to smoking that day.
The first use is blessed by the family.
The induction of first use is the family. Exaltation
consumption.
the right time to tell the family that "I smoke." First
inducing relapse. The latter reason


"Relapse"
is increasingly important three points to explain. be held in Spain over 200,000 weddings each year in our country have tried to quit more than 2,000,000 people last year and the third data between 25% and 33% of relapses in the abandonment of snuff occur consumption rate for wedding celebrations, christenings and communions.
the tobacco feed back in Spain their market this way rather than almost new consumers.
That is no longer fashionable weddings smoking tobacco companies are concerned about much more than would appear by the volume of consumption.