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The role of behavioral therapy in treating waterpipe addiction
Background To date, very few smoking cessation interventions targeting waterpipe tobacco smoking have been reported worldwide. Methods Thirty-one adults completed the study.
Kawkab Shishani +2 more
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Waterpipe smoking among adolescents in Hong Kong
BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Waterpipe smoking has increased rapidly among adolescents worldwide. We examined the prevalence of current waterpipe smoking and its associated factors among adolescents in Hong Kong.
Leung, LT +4 more
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Direct effects of waterpipe tobacco smoking on cardiovascular health
Introduction Waterpipe smoking is characterized by long sessions of smoking, deep inhalation of tobacco smoke, and longer puffs compared to cigarette smoking. Clearly, waterpipe smokers are exposed to high levels of tobacco smoke.
Kawkab Shishani
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Reply to "Waterpipe Smoking among Herat University Students: Prevalence, Attitudes, and Associated Factors". [PDF]
Shayan NA +4 more
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Waterpipe smoking among Arab American women in San Diego, California
Title from first page of PDF file (viewed November 19, 2010)Includes bibliographical references (p. 23-28)Arab Americans are one of the country's fastest growing immigrant populations.
Daffa, Reem M. S
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Tobacco use in shisha: studies on waterpipe smoking in Egypt [PDF]
The waterpipe (also known as gouza, narghile, hubble-bubble, hookah or shisha, depending on the local tradition) has been used for smoking tobacco for centuries in the Eastern Mediterranean Region. Formerly associated almost exclusively with older males,
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Genotoxicity of waterpipe smoking in young adults from Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. [PDF]
Cetkovic Pecar T +8 more
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"It's nice to just be": A qualitative study on the meaning-imbued reality of waterpipe smoking among young adults in Sweden. [PDF]
Pelters P, Galanti MR.
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Background According to World Health Organisation (WHO) tobacco kills up to half of its users and this is about 6 million people yearly. More so, the global rise in tobacco smoking using a waterpipe (Hookah, Narghile, Shisha) among young people, has ...
Oluwaseun Akinyemi +3 more
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