As a father, it is my responsibility to protect my GOPAL, from the tobacco menace that is plaguing our society. With so much advertisement and easy availability, my little one is always at risk that he may get hooked on tobacco. E-cigarettes becoming a fashion statement in many high schools, so it becomes even more […]
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Advise Quit Tobacco TobaccoTobacco use is one of the leading causes of preventable death and disease in the world. According to the World Health Organization, tobacco kills more than 8 million people each year, and more than 7 million of those deaths are the result of direct tobacco use while around 1.2 million are the result of non-smokers
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Tobacco Tobacco MarshalCERTIFIED TOBACCO SPECIALIST BATCH OF AUGUST – SEPTEMBER 2023 on 3.9.2023 CERTIFIED TOBACCO CESSATION SPECIALIST (CTCS) course accredited by Gujarat University and conducted by ICanCaRe Academy as 18.5 hours of training either online or offline. The August – September batch had physical Training at Faridabad on 13-15th August and the assessment was done online on
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Academic Courses ICanCaRe EventsIf you have a brother who smokes/chews/vapes tobacco, you might be worried about his health and well-being. Any form of tobacco is harmful. Tobacco is one of the leading causes of preventable death and disease in the world. It can damage the lungs, heart, blood vessels, and other organs. It can also increase the risk
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Tobacco Women and TobaccoORAL ONCOLOGY CONNECT – RTM with ENT Specialists of Moradabad Schedule: 5th July 2023 Time: 9:30 pm onwards It was a great interactive session with the ENT specialists of Moradabad. Dr. Gagan and I interacted in detail about the latest change in attitude and outcome especially for head and neck cancer patients focusing on the
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ICanCaRe Events Round Table DiscussionsGUJARAT UNIVERSITY – ORIENTATION COURSE IN TOBACCO CESSATION CERTIFICATE COURSE Scholarship BATCH OF JULY 2023 Conducted by ICanCaRe Academy We welcome the seventh Scholarship batch of 2022-23 for the Gujarat University accredited ORIENTATION COURSE IN TOBACCO CESSATION (OCTC) certificate course (www.icancare.in/academy/octc) for Capacity Building for Tobacco Cessation and Oral Care in India. The Scholarship is
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Academic Courses ICanCaRe EventsSensitization program on “FOSTERING COLLABORATION TO SAVE THE YOUTH from TOBACCO ADDICTION” as part of NASHA MUKHT BHARAT was organised in by ICanCaRe and I CAN WIN FOUNDATION in collaboration with IGNOU Patna, Darbhanga and Bhagalpur on 22nd June 2023. ICanCaRe SAVE the Youth Quiz was conducted by Quiz masters Dr. Pravesh Singh and Mrs.
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ICanCaRe Events Sensitization ProgramsAn insightful panel discussion on “Recognising the Signs of Addiction: Early Intervention and Prevention Strategies.” was organized by the Digi-Health Club of the Indian Institute of Management – Jammu. On 26th June 2023 online. 106 participated in the online program. The event was to shed light on the crucial aspects of addiction recognition and explore practical
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ICanCaRe Events Round Table DiscussionsOn June 15th 2023, 10th Tutorial was conducted by team ICanCaRe, around 22 members attended the same. The primary discussion was about the question asked by Mrs. Sonal Bhatia about the medicament and cessation protocol for a patient who is a continuous Gutkha Chewer, whether to go for Behaviour modification and medications simultaneously or not?
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ICanCaRe Events ICanCaRe TutorialsThe global burden of oral cancer has continued to rise, especially in India, mainly due to the high consumption of tobacco and betel quid. Current research has helped elucidate the relationship between tobacco use and the spread of oral cancer, but more still needs to be understood. Rigorous prevention programs and well-established supportive infrastructure are
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