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Part of this may be due to new smoking bans and the resulting marketing efforts by tobacco companies to push smokeless tobacco as an alternative product that can be used anytime anywhere. Whatever the case, the study concluded that the trend was more prominent among young adults and likely will have future health-care implications. The oral cancer connection According to Heffner, smokeless tobacco contains 30 known carcinogens and causes numerous cancers including mouth, tongue, cheek, gum, throat, esophageal and pancreatic
To Find out more Supporting Staff to Communicate the HSE Tobacco Free Campus Policy Use full Resources when implementing a Tobacco Free Campus: National Stop Smoking Clinical Guidelines to Help People Stop Smoking New Signage
Smoking cessation depends upon the age or how long a person has been smoking
