Introduction
			Getting Started
			Effective  Antitobacco  Presentations
			Slides/Notes
			Patient Testimonial
			Surgeon General  Report 2001
			Surgeon General  Report 2006
			Closing The Loop
			Resources

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• Smoking trends & health issues
• Women and tobacco life’s continuum
• Tobacco vs other causes of preventable death
• Smoking and reproduction
• Smoking and sex
• Background
• Effects of tobacco on women from womb to tomb
• Fifteen leading causes of death, US
• Ten leading cancer types
• Annual age-adjusted cancer incidence rates
• Annual age-adjusted cancer death rates
• Smoking prevalence among women and girls
• Trends in cigarette smoking among men and women
• Smoking and cancer
• Smoking and lung cancer
• Gender differences in risk of lung cancer
• Women and lung cancer risk
• Gender-related epidemiologic differences in lung cancer risk
  
• Gender-related biologic differences in lung cancer risk
  
• Biologic differences in nicotine metabolism
  
• Biologic differences in cytochrome 450 enzymes
  
• Summary schematic for tobacco carcinogens
  
• Hormonal risks associated with lung cancer - endogenous
  
• Hormonal risks associated with lung cancer – exogenous 1
  
• Hormonal risks associated with lung cancer – exogenous 2
  
• Hormonal risks associated with lung cancer – estrogen
  
• Hormonal risks associated with lung cancer – summary
  
• Gender-related genetic differences in lung cancer risk 1
  
• Gender-related genetic differences in lung cancer risk 2
  
• Gender-related genetic differences in lung cancer risk 3
  
• Other differences in lung cancer between men and women
  
• Gender differences in risk of lung cancer – summary
  
• Smoking and COPD
  
• COPD – The facts
  
• COPD and women
• Women and COPD rates
• COPD and lung function
  
• Are women more susceptible?
  
• Physician-diagnosed COPD, Canada
  
• Current and projected COPD hospitalization rates, Canada
  
• COPD: Gender and racial differences
  
• COPD: Women and the world
  
• Women and COPD
  
• Passive smoking and COPD
  
• How can COPD be prevented?
  
• Preventing COPD
  
• Natural progression of lung function
  
• Smoking and nonpulmonary cancer
  
• Risk of smoking-related cancers
  
• Smoking and malignancy
  
• Cancers for which tobacco may increase risk
  
• Breast cancer and smoking
  
• Smoking and cancer mortality
  
• Smoking and other diseases
  
• Smoking and cancer
  
• Smoking and heart disease
  
• Smoking and depression
  
• Smoking and endocrine disorders
  
• Smoking and fertility
  
• Smoking and pregnancy
  
• Smoking: Bones and teeth
  
• Smoking and gastrointestinal disease
  
• Smoking and infection
  
• Maternal smoking and infection
  
• Smoking and cervical disease
  
• Unique aspects of smoking and HIV
  
• Smoking and skin disease
  
• Smoking, diet, and fitness
  
• Tobacco and weight gain
  
• Diet and tobacco
  
• Tobacco and fitness
  
• Strategies to curb weight gain
  
• Tobacco and fitness – exercise
  
• Other tobacco products
  
• Bidis
  
• Cloves
  
• Hookah smoking
  
• Are other tobacco products safer?
  
• Smokeless tobacco
  
• Are smokeless tobacco products less dangerous?
  
• Smokeless tobacco sales and advertising
  
• Use of smokeless tobacco products
  
• Passive smoking
  
• Passive smoking and health
  
• Passive smoking and health – maternal smoking
  
• Passive smoking and health – effects on infants/toddlers
  
• Passive smoking and health – prevention
  
• Smoking and pregnancy