Smokeless Tobacco The Slow Poison

This book provides an in-depth exploration of tobacco addiction, focusing on smokeless tobacco use. It examines the history, spread, and societal impact of tobacco, particularly in India, where smokeless products like betel quid and khaini are widely consumed. The book discusses the severe health risks associated with smokeless tobacco, including oral cancers, nicotine dependence, and cardiovascular issues. It also highlights common misconceptions about tobacco use and offers recommendations for prevention, including public health campaigns, policy changes, and the role of healthcare professionals in tobacco cessation efforts.

This book addresses the growing issue of smokeless tobacco addiction, exploring its historical roots, cultural significance, and health risks. It focuses on the widespread use of smokeless tobacco in India and its link to serious conditions such as oral cancers and nicotine dependence. The book also sheds light on misconceptions surrounding smokeless tobacco and emphasizes the need for effective prevention strategies. With a focus on public health initiatives, education, and community involvement, it calls for action to reduce tobacco use and protect public health, especially in regions where smokeless tobacco is prevalent.

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