Podcasts about smoking kills

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Boxing is back baby! This week Jeff joins the show to talk about Smoking Joe Cruiser, the legally distinct boxer. We also touch on concussions, and Baki's Big butt.

Community Connection Thursday July 13th 2023   Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids VP Of Legal & Regulatory Affairs Updated Us On A Recent Court Ordered Action. We Also Spoke On Tobacco Use & Black Americans. https://www.tobaccofreekids.org/problem/health-disparities "Starting July 1, Tobacco Companies Must Post Signs About Health Risks of Smoking at About 220,000 Stores Across U.S. – Signs Stem from 2006 Racketeering Verdict Against Companies" Full Article Here: https://www.tobaccofreekids.org/.../2023_07_01_tobacco... Smoking Kills, On Average, 1,200 Americans Every Day. Topics touched on: Indiana & Where We Stand, Flavored E-Cigarettes & Cigars,  Humidors In Service Stations & Convenience Stores-, And More Phone Guest: Dennis Henigan - VP of Legal and Regulatory Affairs for the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids   Open Lines   Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper Sport's Writer Danny Bridges Joined Us Live On Community Connection With Tina Cosby! Subscribe To The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper Here: https://indianapolisrecorder.com/?fbclid=IwAR12pyTg6qnUgedXaZDAS5PiXadNjpF-bcN4b6XHlHYEcbssy14SepjIYjo  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you take non-smoking breaks?  In the workplace, are they rewarding those who are still smoking with extra breaks during the day?-For the average smoker taking three - 15 minute breaks a day-Smoking accounts for 45 minutes of not working per day-For an average working week (8 hours, 5 days a week), this totals to 3 ¾ hours/week-Do you smoke when you drink?-Did you ever date a smoker as a non-smoker?Photo Courtesy: Science News

How did Father Hotchner die? Why does the unsub use fire? Is it possible for Emily to look any better? Listen to these questions (and more) on this week's episode of Wheels Up! Join us to talk about 2x19 Ashes and Dust!

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit an unprepared world hard. The public health, social, and economic toll has been unprecedented in recent decades. As of mid-May 2021, more than 168 million people have been infected and 3.5 million have died of the disease. Based on estimated excess mortality for 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) recently indicated that the death toll is likely higher. While this global crisis has unraveled social life across countries, the equally devastating decades-old pandemic of tobacco use has continued unabated to claim lives and make people sick as it is causally linked to diseases of nearly all organs of the body. Around 25% of all heart disease deaths and 80% of lung cancer deaths are caused by smoking, and many others are caused by exposure to secondhand smoke, for example. A different, but the devastating pandemic Cigarette smoking is not only the most common form of tobacco use but one of the leading preventable risk factors for premature mortality worldwide --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/philip-bell/support

According to the Centre for Disease Control -CDC, in the USA,  and the World Health Organisation, more than 8 million people a year die from tobacco related diseases. According to the same sources Covid has killed 4.2 million since the beginning of the pandemic. These numbers need to be looked at and we need to be fair about this discussion. Smoking kills more than Covid yet no one is doing anything to stop it.  I think it's very important that everybody does the best they can to stop the transmission of the virus, and to help our healthcare services. We all accept this. We have been ordered to stay home, to wear masks and to vaccinate all in order to protect our hospitals and the weak, and its understandable, yet no one is talking about banning smoking during these challenging times. Why? The WHO clearly states that there is a 50% increase in mortality in smokers after contracting COVID-19. Why is it still okay to smoke during this pandemic? Smoking is not something that should be so overly protected. If civil liberties are being taken away to improve public safety and public health, then smoking is no longer a civil liberty that doesn't impact all of us. The same rational goes  for heavy drinking ( 3 million deaths a year according to WHO). Smoking directly contributes to the mortality rates and the comorbidity rates of COVID.  For decades smokers have overburdened our hospitals, created massive healthcare issues and no one talks about this. We all acknowledge it, yet nothing is done. Should we not take this opportunity to have this discussion?People get nervous if you don't wear a mask outdoors, but have no problem seeing parents smoke next to their infants. We need to have a serious discussion around smoking and the challenges that smokers present to our healthcare systems, to themselves and to this battle we are all fighting on a global scale. As a surgeon that operates patients every day for over 20 years, Dr Miguel Stanley has recently begun refusing treatment to moderate and heavy smokers, and works closely with them to help them find ways to quit and dramatically improve their systemic health in order to have a more healthier life and a longer lifespan. Should governments not be thinking the same?

We went exploring in west dessert to see first hand the location of one of our favorite stories and tell our experience from that day. We also discuss pseudo and genuine Book of Mormon origins in response to the Netflix documentary 'Murder Amongst Mormons'. Hauntings, freak accidents, true crime, and sleep paralysis, We hope you enjoy. Stories Start @ : 00:36:34HanoiSmoking KillsJane Doh!I’m Awake Want an extra story every week? Click here! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Researchers have found that Indigenous Australians are dying of tobacco-related illness and disease at almost twice the rate than was previously thought. Another report shows Indigenous Australians who live in remote and very remote areas have a much lower life expectancy rate than Indigenous Australians in urban areas.

stephee and emilie discuss season 1 episode 23 of the x-files, "roland." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stephee-emilie/support

Today's episode is called Smoking Kills Why do you think we choose this topic? We chose it because it is important for young people to understand the facts about cigarettes and diamba, to understand the negative impacts that smoking has on your health and to be able to say no when people around you pressure you to smoke. After this episode, you will be able to: 1) List the substances in cigarettes and diamba that harm our health 2) Explain how smoking damages our lungs 3) Describe how you can say no to peer pressure to smoke *This podcast is created from the recordings prepared for the Sierra Leone Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education Radio Teaching Programme. The programme is coordinated by the Directorate of Non-Formal Education, with support from UNFPA and Irish Aid.

This week we break down the variance between different smokes in the game, and how to utilize each agent with "smokes" efficiently.  Follow us at https://twitter.com/OneTapCast and join our Discord: https://discord.gg/ZcGBsWb Follow the hosts:- Solemn: https://twitter.com/SolemnFPS- Smithel: https://twitter.com/smithelgaming-Rumz: https://twitter.com/ActualRumz Intro/Outro Song is: Come 2gether - Ooyy Song Owned by Epidemic Sound

This week, your host, Edwin Chung, aspiring comic talks about working out for the first time in a while and the challenges faced with cardio and working out as a smoker and overall unhealthy man. We talk the embarrassment that follows trash talk and how its not chill to be sexist, along with the Rona changing my life trajectory forever. Stay Tuned every Thursday. 

Interesting Fact: Smoking fell by 50% in the last 40 years, while at the same time drug use has remained the same or increased. Why?!Today we will discuss the different approaches the government has implemented in their fight to contain these widespread problems. Aside for its points of interest, this topic is also educational and informative and provides food for thought for campaigns.It also includes an important message for every “tuition collection department” regarding creating a united tuition awareness campaign.

This episode features Aayur Kaul. He is from Bangalore and is building a professional development platform for millennials. Leo Burnett makes an appearance. Post Christmas traditions are discussed and of course, Nazis! This is a @PodcastStudio41 podcast (On Instagram/Twitter) Find us @QuizTimeIndia on Instagram.

Aurora finds that her squad is composed of two MACS troopers who just do not care. See all our show credits and info at https://riggstories.com/the-srap-credits Promoted This Week: “Role vs. Roll” (Sponsor) Patron Sponsor This Week: Shosuro Ajo Sponsored Partnership: Jack Monkey Games at www.jackmonkeygames.com Musical Score for This Episode: Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Evil March,” “Morgana Rides,” and “Silver Flame” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

On this episode I'm in Orkney talking about how a small teabag of tobacco nearly killed me, woman's toilets and how I lied about moving to London. You can watch & or listen here. http://smarturl.it/ndtnww

Put that cigarette out, come inside & listen to The Hungry Gamers tell many a story about video games. On this episode Brendan & Ally talk some: - Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 - Songbird Symphony - Euphoria - Crawl - Gears against smoking - GTA Online Casino - Tim Willits leaves id *plus lots more gaming related banter!! ------- Find more gaming related goodness via: atebit.net youtube.com/weareatebit discord.gg/kGk2z8g  patreon.com/weareatebit 

When Sir Richard Peto began work with the late Richard Doll fifty years ago, the UK had the worst death rates from smoking in the world. Smoking was the cause of more than half of all premature deaths of British men. The fact that this country now boasts the biggest decrease in tobacco-linked mortality is in no doubt partly due to Doll and Peto's thirty year collaboration. Professor of Medical Statistics and Epidemiology at the University of Oxford and until last year co-director of the Clinical Trial Service Unit with Professor Sir Rory Collins, Richard Peto pioneered "big data", setting up enormous randomised clinical trials and then, in a novel approach, combining results in what became known as meta-analyses, amassing unequivocal evidence about how early death could be avoided. He showed how asprin could prevent heart attacks and how the oestrogen-blocking drug tamoxifen really did affect survival rates for breast cancer patients. Results on paper saves lives in the real world, he says, and he's famous for catchphrases like: "death in old age is inevitable, but death before old age is not" and "you can avoid more deaths by a moderate reduction of a big cause, than by a big reduction in a small cause" as well as "take the big numbers seriously". One of the world's leading epidemiologists, Richard Peto's landmark study with Alan Lopez at the World Health Organisation predicted that a billion people would die from diseases associated with tobacco this century, compared to a hundred million killed by tobacco in the 20th century. The chilling message galvanised governments around the world to adopt anti-smoking policies. And Professor Peto's studies about smoking cessation ("smoking kills, stopping works") provided the public health evidence needed to encourage smokers that, however long they had smoked for, it was always worth quitting. Producer: Fiona Hill

Homemade Sarahtonin live on UCLA Radio. "Serotonin Disorder", "She Doesn't Seem to Like Me", "Bumps on My Forehead", "Close to You, Dance!", "Manic Pixie Dream Girl", "Just There", "Smoking Kills", and "Kid" Check out more of their music here: https://soundcloud.com/srglrmrb/tracks

Smoking KILLS! Petrol is flammable, and if you happen to live in Mount Gambier, please don't run as out of town at the end of a pitchfork next time we come to visit your beautiful blue lake.  #AdeLOL #HeapsGoodHistory #ComedyPodcast #AdelaidePodcast #HaveALaughHaveALOL #GibbsEmAGo #SAHistory

Tomorrow night at 11pm EST, #sonoflibertyradio returns for the first show of 2019.We'll start the year off right with a discussion of what vaping does and what vaping doesn't do. Confirmation that there is a coordinated effort to misinform the general public and smokers about vaping. Stanton Glans yet again lieing and this time potentially killing smokers and old friend Kurt Loeblich and Isn Firth will be on to discuss the "Vaping Doesn't" project.Phones will be live so call in and join the conversation.Saturday night 11pm EST on www.smokefreeradio.com.

Standing up a Preoperative Smoking Cessation Program Moderator: The rationalization; data, outcomes, economics; The practical realities; screening, workflow and workforce, financials and tracking Presented by James Davis, MD, Director Duke Smoking Cessation Program This is taken from the hugely successful "EBPOM-USA: Masters Course, A Perioperative Care Practicum" which took place in Atlanta earlier this year.

Standing up a Preoperative Smoking Cessation Program Moderator: The rationalization; data, outcomes, economics; The practical realities; screening, workflow and workforce, financials and tracking This is taken from the hugely successful "EBPOM-USA: Masters Course, A Perioperative Care Practicum" which took place in Atlanta earlier this year. Presented by James Davis, MD, Director Duke Smoking Cessation Program

Standing up a Preoperative Smoking Cessation Program Moderator: The rationalization; data, outcomes, economics; The practical realities; screening, workflow and workforce, financials and tracking This is taken from the hugely successful "EBPOM-USA: Masters Course, A Perioperative Care Practicum" which took place in Atlanta earlier this year. Presented by James Davis, MD, Director Duke Smoking Cessation Program.

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When it comes to addictions, books and coffee may not be among the more serious, but they're definitely cravings which abound in the Mr B's team. Inspired by the publication of Smoking Kills by Antoine Laurain, we gathered a little stack of moving, surprising and off-kilter writing on addiction. Listen to Jess and Lucinda as they take you from sleazy Los Angeles dives to Hemingway's letters, then hear Antoine Laurain chat to us about his own writing routines. With bonus material in French! Hosted by Jessica Johannesson. Music: ‘Just a Case of Fallling' by The Bookshop Band. Now take a look at our Writing and Addictions reading list

-Jonathon Dunne sheds a little light on the "plain packaging" law regarding tobacco products that has recently been passed in Ireland. He goes on to ask the question: what has happened to individual responsibility?Please subscribe for free future weekly episodes and share this episode with your family and friends. God Bless.www.freedomsdisciple.comTwitter: @FreedomDiscipleFacebook: www.facebook.com/freedomsdisciple Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pour cette nouvelle édition Du Coup vous emmène rêver un peu en ces temps hivernaux foids et secs ! On se rechauffe un peu sur une vibe house tendance disco, pour aller vers une ambiance plus aérienne. Une bonne dose de chill en attendant de se déhancher la semaine prochaine avec notre émission spéciale, stay tuned ! L’artiste de la semaine Sébastien Faure - Do You Feel    Le coup de coeur de l’artiste Bery - Drive you crazy L’instant anglo   Henry Land ft. ODA - Runaway (CS Remix)    Lines - Pelthaus Bileo - You Can Win (Dorsi Plantar's French Kiss Edit) Le morceau nu disco Douze - Jelly Le morceau old school Wntr - Music sounds better L’instant franco Yunizon - Saavan - Escape   Hover - Don't Keep Me Down (feat. Zekt)  Napkey - Orange Le sample de la semaine   Synapson - Smoking Kills La soirée de la semaine   Watermat - Empire

Believe it or not, the first week September is here already…and we’re back like clockwork. New week, new episode! Shells took a gamble at a Lauryn Hill concert last week and is going home to ATL this weekend, while Irene took over Houston last weekend and is begrudgingly saying goodbye to summer. Around the water […]

GEORGE MICHAEL FROM WHAM calls in. Smoking and how it kills you, taking tickets, kissing smokers, tornadoes are coming. Glump an underwater pump!!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We can't ignore it - words that are found in no less a place than the 10 commandments: "I bring punishment on those who hate me and on their descendants down to the third and fourth generation." (Exodus 20:5). Thomas Jefferson referred to these words as "contrary to every principle of moral judgment." Suppose there is a woman who loves God with all her heart, mind and soul. She loves her neighbor as she loves herself. She gives of her time and resources for the poor. She selflessly cares for others and with no desire to receive credit or praise. Yet, her great-grandfather was a cruel man who hated both God and his neighber. Would God punish this woman for the sins of her great-grandfather? The subject of punishment is one of the most important subjects of all because of the implications about God's character. Does God impose an extrinsic punishment for sin? While I was in Las Vegas recently I observed hundreds of people lined along "the strip" who were passing out cards that had the picture of a naked woman on one side, on the other a phone number that allowed you to have her delivered to your hotel room. What I found interesting though was a smaller group of individuals passing out cards that said, "Repent and turn from your sins. Otherwise, it's Hell to pay!" Christians typically describe sinful behaviors as something that should be avoided primarily because God says so and because God will one day punish you for it. In other words, "sin is bad because God doesn't like it." While it's clear that God doesn't like sin, isn't this the case because sin inherently destroys his children? Imagine that this were the reputation of doctors towards smokers: "What's really bad about smoking is that it angers doctors. Doctors, in their wrath, will cause painful cancer in those who smoke." If that were believed, wouldn't the reputation of doctors be so tarnished they would be the last person a smoker would ever want to see? If this was the settled belief in the world about physicians, it would be an absolute necessity to have a campaign that reaches people with the message, "Smoking Kills, Not Doctors!" And perhaps with a subtitle, "Doctors are there to heal and to help you to stop smoking." Sadly, that is what has happened to God's reputation in the world. A 2006 study conducted by Baylor University showed that only 23% of individuals believed that God was benevolent or loving. 32% viewed God as authoritarian, 16% as critical, 24% as distant. Someday there should be a global campaign for God. A part of that message might include slogans such as, "Sin Kills"; "God is the Healer, not the Punisher." This Bible study seeks to understand how God punishes. Get the powerpoint slides here - http://www.godscharacter.com/files/ppt/Exodus_20-33_punish_to_fourth_gen.ppt