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World No-Tobacco Day: 7 Tips To Quit Smoking To Lead A Healthy Life
Globally tobacco use is known to be among the leading causes of cancer, apart from it having other health impacts. Hence, annually World No-Tobacco Day is celebrated on May 31 in order to raise awareness on the subject.
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WHO Launches App To Help People Quit Tobacco In All Forms
The World Health Organization has today launched a 'Quit Tobacco App' to help people give up use of tobacco in all forms
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In One Year, Over 20 Lakh People Enrolled In Quit Tobacco Programme: WHO
New Delhi: The WHO has said more than 20 lakh people enrolled themselves in the first year of a quit-tobacco initiative of the Indian government and also advocated harnessing mobile technology for personalised advice. Considering the high interest in quitting among tobacco users, the government launched a bilingual countrywide programme in January ...
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Union Minister J P Nadda Launches IT-Enabled Tool To Help Quit Tobacco
The Centre today launched four IT-based health care initiatives including an audio-based mobile service which will deliver weekly messages to families about pregnancy and child birth, an IT-enabled tool to help quit tobacco, and a dedicated helpline for Tuberculosis patients.
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World No-Tobacco Day: 7 Tips To Quit Smoking To Lead A Healthy Life
Globally tobacco use is known to be among the leading causes of cancer, apart from it having other health impacts. Hence, annually World No-Tobacco Day is celebrated on May 31 in order to raise awareness on the subject.
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WHO Launches App To Help People Quit Tobacco In All Forms
The World Health Organization has today launched a 'Quit Tobacco App' to help people give up use of tobacco in all forms
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In One Year, Over 20 Lakh People Enrolled In Quit Tobacco Programme: WHO
New Delhi: The WHO has said more than 20 lakh people enrolled themselves in the first year of a quit-tobacco initiative of the Indian government and also advocated harnessing mobile technology for personalised advice. Considering the high interest in quitting among tobacco users, the government launched a bilingual countrywide programme in January ...
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Union Minister J P Nadda Launches IT-Enabled Tool To Help Quit Tobacco
The Centre today launched four IT-based health care initiatives including an audio-based mobile service which will deliver weekly messages to families about pregnancy and child birth, an IT-enabled tool to help quit tobacco, and a dedicated helpline for Tuberculosis patients.
