what kind of cancer is associated with using smokeless tobacco The Consequences of Smokeless Tobacco

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Here are some highlights: A steering committee formed of representatives from each campus and UT System administration The first annual system-wide Eliminate Tobacco Use Summit took place in February Policy, prevention and cessation workgroups were organized post-summit Site visits revealed unique and effective tobacco control strategies In 2016, UT Permian Basin became a tobacco-free campus

Conclusions Cardiovascular diseases are currently the leading cause of non-communicable diseases globally, with modifiable factors such as smoking contributing to both existing and new cases

Background: Global Prevalence of Smoking According to the World Health Organization (WHO), nearly 1 billion people around the world suffer from health risks associated with tobacco smoking