Specific Substances Tobacco

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Category Description:

This category offers consumer and professional information on Tobacco, including effects, history, humor, research, and resources.

Sites offering information about tobacco addiction are listed in Health/Addictions/Substance Abuse/Tobacco.

  • Addicted to Nicotine  - Highlights research forums discussing the ill effects of tobacco smoking. Also features sponsors of the convention.
  • CDC: Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products  - Article talks about health hazards of nicotine build up in body from smoking. Also presents findings of research about related drugs like heroin and cocaine.
  • Nicotine Junkies  - Provides information on the effects of tobacco to the brain. Also features mortality rates caused by excessive smoking.
  • Smoking and Secondhand Smoke  - Article reports development of cardiovascular diseases due to nicotine inhalation. Also features other health risks of tobacco use.
  • Tackling Tobacco  - Program aims to educate people of Texas about the dangers of smoking. Also provides contact details.
  • Tobacco  - Article presents smoking as a major cause of heart attack, stroke and peripheral vascular disease in Australia.
  • Tobacco and Cancer  - Contains information on how using tobacco affects health, including cigarettes, cigars, secondhand smoke, and cancer fact sheet.
  • Tobacco Facts  - Gives information about British Columbia tobacco controls, quitting, second-hand smoke, and the truth about what it is and what it does. Contains resources for parents and teachers.
  • Tobacco.org: Health  - Information page links to articles on secondhand smoke, pica, lung cancer risks, and tips for quitting.
  • World Health Organization  - WHO provides information about tobacco and its use. Includes a Q&A, general and technical details, fact files, publications, and statistics.
 
 
 
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