Core Motivational Interviewing Skills for Helping People to Quit Smoking

Marc L. Steinberg, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychiatry & Director of the Tobacco Research & Intervention Lab at Rutgers … source
Read moreMarc L. Steinberg, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychiatry & Director of the Tobacco Research & Intervention Lab at Rutgers … source
Read moreSinead Gill/Stuff Dunedin vape shop Hi-Fo Vape Club shared product details on TikTok. A new vape shop has taken down videos appearing to market its “yummy” products to students, but not before they attracted attention from young teens. Hi-Fo Vape Club in Dunedin opened in March with the purpose, according to its website, of helping people quit smoking. Videos were posted to its TikTok account with the tags #otagouni and #dunedin, and received comments from people under 18 years old. In 2020, a new law banned sales […]
Read moreVisceral fat is a hidden health problem many people don’t know about. It’s fat located deep in your belly that wraps around your vital organs, causing severe health issues. Latonya Fore MSN, APRN-CNP and obesity and weight management specialist tells Eat This, Not That! Health, “Visceral fat can lead to heart disease, stroke and Type 2 diabetes. A sedentary lifestyle, high sugary beverages, stress, and alcohol can contribute to the accumulation of visceral fat. There are some things we can’t change like our genetics, hormones or age. […]
Read moreWelcome to episode #6 of Ask an Ex. In this video, the incredible Val from the UK shares her story of how she quit smoking 2 … source
Read moreImage: Pixabay Legislation doesn’t go far enough to stop smoking, say lung experts The Spanish Society of Pulmonary and Thoracic Surgery (SEPAR) has entered into the debates around the need for anti-smoking legislation to be updated and reinforced to help people stop smoking. They have suggestop smokinsted five “inalienable measures” to the Ministry of Health to reduce the amount of tobacco consumed in Spain and therefore hopefully bring down the number of related deaths also. Related deaths currently stand at around 60,000 a year. The first demand […]
Read moreAbout 7.69 million people worldwide, including some 200,000 in Japan, died in 2019 from a variety of smoking-related diseases, an estimate by an international team of researchers showed earlier this year. China accounted for the largest number of deaths with about 2.42 million, nearly 30 percent of the world total, followed by India at 1.01 million, the United States at 530,000, Russia at 290,000 and Indonesia at 250,000, according to the estimate published in the British medical journal the Lancet. Japan’s death toll was the sixth highest […]
Read moreAlthough smoking has decreased in the United States since the 1990s, new research shows there was a global record high of 1.1 billion people who smoked in 2019. Published on Thursday, the number of smokers was directly tied to population growth, a new peer-reviewed study published in the medical journal The Lancet claims. The study stated that in the last 30 years, smoking tobacco accounted for over 200 million deaths. The annual economic costs exceeded $1 trillion. “I’m not surprised at all. Tobacco use smoking is still the No. 1 preventable […]
Read moreA financial shot in the arm could be just what is needed for Americans unsure about vaccination. This story also appeared in The Conversation On May 12, 2021, the Republican governor of Ohio, Mike DeWine, announced five US$1 million lottery prizes for those who are vaccinated. Meanwhile, in West Virginia, younger citizens are being enticed to get the shot with $100 savings bonds, and a state university in North Carolina is offering students who get vaccinated a chance to win the cost of housing. Many companies are […]
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