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WHO encourages FCTC delegate countries to adopt the MPOWER strategy, where "M" stands for:
Monitor smoking prevalence
Monitor tobacco use and prevention policies
Monitor smoking cessation effectiveness
WHO encourages FCTC delegate countries to adopt the MPOWER strategy, where "P" stands for:
Protect people from tobacco smoke
Protect people from illegal and thus more hazardous products
Protect children from becoming smokers
WHO encourages FCTC delegate countries to adopt the MPOWER strategy, where "O" stands for:
Offer safer nicotine products
Offer better health services to smokers
Offer help to quit tobacco use
WHO encourages FCTC delegate countries to adopt the MPOWER strategy, where "W" stands for:
Watch and monitor illegal tobacco markets
Warn about the dangers of tobacco
Widen the agenda to include safer nicotine products
WHO encourages FCTC delegate countries to adopt the MPOWER strategy, where "E" stands for:
Empower health professionals with effective smoking cessation tools
Encourage consumers to switch to safer nicotine products
Enforce bans on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship
WHO encourages FCTC delegate countries to adopt the MPOWER strategy, where "R" stands for:
Raise taxes on tobacco
Raise awareness of health effects of smoking
Raise minimum legal age to buy tobacco to 21
How many different cessation medications have been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)?
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Lower income status is associated with a greater degree of nicotine dependence
The highest income smokers who to try to quit smoking are about half as likely to succeed as the lowest income smokers
Quitting smoking is also beneficial for people who have already been diagnosed with coronary heart disease or COPD
Quitting smoking can add back as much as 10 years to life expectancy.
Quitting smoking is beneficial to health only for younger people. For the oldest groups it shows no health benefits
In a country such as India, the predominant form of tobacco consumption is oral smokeless tobacco, with the huge proportion being in women users
Using various combinations of nicotine replacement therapies can decrease the likelihood of quitting