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Waterpipe use and attitudes related to it among Serbian adult population
Tobacco Prevention and Cessation, 2018 Introduction To analyze prevalence of water pipe use and attitudes related to it among Serbian adults. Methods Data were obtained through cross sectional survey conducted in December 2017.
Biljana Kilibarda +3 more
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Waterpipe tobacco smoking legislation and policy enactment: a global analysis [PDF]
, 2014 Objective (1) To review how current global tobacco control policies address regulation of waterpipe tobacco smoking (WTS). (2) To identify features associated with enactment and enforcement of WTS legislation.
El Kadi, L +3 more
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Ultrafine particle emissions from waterpipes [PDF]
Tobacco Control, 2007 Objectives:Ultrafine particle emissions from waterpipes and their impact on human health have not been extensively studied. The aim of this study was to characterise the inhalation pattern of waterpipe smokers, and (a) construct apparatus to simulate waterpipe smoking in the laboratory, and (b) characterise mainstream emissions from waterpipes under ...
Ch, Monn +3 more
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Blood Pressure, 2021 Purpose The evidence linking waterpipe smoking to cardiovascular disease is limited. We evaluated the association of waterpipe smoking (WPS) with arterial stiffness and wave reflection measured by augmentation pressure (AP), augmentation index (AIx), and
Hassan A. Chami +6 more
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Adolescent Marijuana Use and Co-Occurrence with Tobacco Use: Implications for Tobacco Regulation [PDF]
, 2018 Background: Marijuana use among high school youth has been declining over the past two decades. However, there has been a notable shift in the national landscape with regards to social norms and marijuana legalization that could allow marijuana to become
Koopman Gonzalez, Sarah J, Trapl, Erika
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Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal, 2010 A nonrandom sampIe of 2972 Kuwaitis answered a questionnaire about smoking behaviour and beliefs. More than one-third (35%) were nonsmokers, 45% smoked only the waterpipe, 12% only cigarettes and 8% both waterpipe and cigarettes. Compared with cigarette smokers, waterpipe smokers were more likely to be female and to be unskilled manual workers than ...
H R, Mohammed +3 more
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Tobacco Induced Diseases, 2020 Introduction Despite its known adverse effects on human health, waterpipe smoking is increasing in popularity worldwide. However, compared to cigarettes, regulation of waterpipe product smoking lags behind and presents unique challenges.
Anne S. Kienhuis, Reinskje Talhout
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Waterpipe smoking in pregnant women of Zahedan City in 2020: Prevalence and associated factors
International Journal of Preventive Medicine, 2022 Background: Waterpipe smoking is associated with maternal and fetal complications, and valid data contribute to evidence-based planning. This study was conducted to determine the prevalence and factors related with waterpipe smoking among pregnant women ...
Samira Khayat +3 more
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Young adult waterpipe tobacco users’ perceived addictiveness of waterpipe tobacco
Tobacco Prevention & Cessation, 2017 Young adults generally do not perceive waterpipe tobacco smoking (WTS) to be addictive. Underlying reasons for these false perceptions have received limited research attention and little is known about effective WTS prevention messaging. This study examined perceptions of the addictiveness of WTS among young adults and ascertained their feedback on WTS
Mays, Darren +4 more
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Waterpipe tobacco smoking: A mini-review [PDF]
Journal of Translational Internal Medicine, 2018 Abstract The waterpipe tobacco smoking is an ancient form of smoking that is present in the society since centuries. The majority of consumers of this exotic activity are still unaware of the serious consequences that this type of smoking has on the health of the smoker.
Yadav, Sankalp, Rawal, Gautam
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