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This paper will explore the data on risk factors that contribute to adolescent nicotine and tobacco use, review current evidence-based guidelines for adolescent risk screening, and present new data from a nicotine and tobacco risk assessment and counseling tool developed specifically for the adolescent population.
17 kwi 2023 · The AAP clinical report on health disparities in tobacco use and exposure details the key factors and structural barriers that drive some youth from communities that have historically experienced high levels of discrimination and stigma to initiate and use tobacco at disproportionately high rates. 17 Several studies, for example, have ...
1 maj 2016 · Health care professionals have key responsibilities in preventing tobacco use among youth and their families, and need to know more about effective smoking prevention and cessation strategies.
Nicotine and tobacco-free policies help to prevent smoking initiation among adolescents and young adults (10); create a healthier, more productive student body; protect adolescents and young adults from the toxins in second-hand smoke; denormalize nicotine and tobacco use among younger generations; create a demand for quitting
Do primary care interventions to prevent tobacco and nicotine use or improve tobacco or nicotine cessation rates in children and adolescents improve health outcomes (respiratory, dental, cardiovascular, and oral health) and reduce the likelihood of tobacco and nicotine use in adulthood?
17 kwi 2023 · This policy statement accompanies the clinical report and technical report on protecting children and adolescents from tobacco and nicotine. 1,2 It builds on, strengthens, and expands American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommendations from the 2015 policy statement. 3 Although many evidence-based recommendations from the 2015 policy statement ...
27 maj 2021 · Emic approaches might aid understanding of how young people might become addicted, what they need to stay smoke-free, and how policies can best help and protect them. In short, to inform policies to end the tobacco epidemic, we need approaches that are emic as well as etic.
