The 2022 theme for World Health Day is 'Our planet, Our health.' On World Health Day 2022, WHO will bring global attention to the urgent need to keep humans and the planet healthy and create societies focused on well-being, the global health agency said [1]
In 2001 he tried a nicotine patch but it gave him nightmares when he forgot to take it off at night, and it failed to replicate the initial rush of a cigarette
Truth Initiative applauds action taken to address sales of illegal e-cigarettes and urges all retailers to act swiftly and in compliance with the law to remove these products from the shelves and ensure a safer future for young people
Barriers such as cost and access to interventions, including culturally compatible interventions, limit the potential for benefit in the most marginalized groups, and could even worsen smoking-related health inequity
The prevalence of smoking varies considerably among African countries, ranging from 4% in Ghana to 27.2% in Lesotho [2, 3]