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Smoking even one or two cigarettes a day before or during pregnancy can lead to serious health problems for newborns, according to a new analysis of more than 12 million families. Globally, an estimated 1.7 per cent of pregnant women smoke30223-7/fulltext), though that rate is 8.1 per cent in Europe and 5.9 per cent in the Americas. Smoking during pregnancy can negatively affect the newborn’s health, increasing their risk of preterm birth, low birth weight, restricted infant growth, and death. In the study, which was published in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, researchers anal...
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Blockbuster diabetes and weight-loss medications such as Ozempic and Wegovy may help people stop smoking, according to a new study, but clinical trials are needed to confirm the potential link. The research found the main ingredient in these drugs, semaglutide, was associated with a lower risk for medical encounters related to tobacco-use disorder compared with seven other anti-diabetes medications including insulin. The study, published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine, compared nearly 223,000 new users of anti-diabetes medications, including nearly 6,000 users of semaglutide. The p...
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Nearly a quarter (24 per cent) of the population in the European Union smoke, according to a new survey ordered by the European Commission. It represents only a one-point decrease in smokers compared to the results of 2020, with disparities noted among the countries surveyed by the Eurobarometer. Over 35 per cent of people in Bulgaria, Greece, and Croatia are smokers compared to less than 10 per cent in Sweden. Boxed cigarettes are still the most popular choice with around seven in ten smoking them on a daily basis. The average consumption also remains the same compared to 2020 figures with ar...
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A new study by the American Cancer Society (ACS) found that a high number of cancer cases and deaths in adults 30 and older were due to factors that could potentially be prevented, like cigarette smoking and poor diet. The findings revealed that 40 per cent of cases and about half of all cancer deaths in the United States are attributed to factors that could be controlled. Cancer cases expected to grow by more than 20% in Europe by 2045 - WHO agencyResearchers analysed the incidence and mortality of 30 types of cancer in relation to 18 modifiable risk factors. “A large number of cancer cases a...
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Just four industries cause 2.7 million deaths in the European region each year, according to a new report from the World Health Organization (WHO). The tobacco, ultra-processed foods (UPFs), fossil fuel, and alcohol industries are "wholly or partly responsible" for nearly a quarter of all deaths in the region, according to the major report. "Four industries kill at least 7,000 people in our Region every day. The same large commercial entities block regulation that would protect the public from harmful products and marketing, and protect health policy from industry interference," Dr Hans Kluge,...
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