Tobacco

Clearinghouse Connector – October 2008

This edition of the Clearinghouse Connector profiles information resources that explore the issue of tobacco.

Tobacco smoking is the single largest cause of preventable death and disease in Australia. There are approximately 6,000 Australian women who die prematurely each year from tobacco caused illness.


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Overview

The Australian longitudinal study on women’s health: young women: tobacco alcohol and other drugs

2007 National drug strategy household survey

Turning a new leaf: women, tobacco and the future


Tobacco policy

National cancer prevention policy 2007-09

Women and tobacco: an international epidemic

Filtered policy: women and tobacco in Canada


Gender differences

Why do girls smoke?

Gender in lung cancer and smoking research

New study shows women more vulnerable to risk of colorectal cancer from tobacco

Smoking more harmful to women


Environmental exposure to tobacco

Passive smoking and breast cancer: is the evidence for cause now convincing?

Environmental tobacco smoke and mortality in Chinese women who have never smoked


Quitting smoking

Young women and smoking: an investigation of factors influencing young Queensland women to initiate, maintain and stop smoking tobacco

Expecting to quit: a best practice review of smoking cessation interventions for pregnant and postpartum girls and women

ABC of smoking cessation: special groups of smokers


Marketing cigarettes to young women

Big tobacco baits young women with fruit flavours

Call for ban on fruit-flavoured cigarettes


Impacts of smoking

Cancer incidence projections for Australia 2002-2011

Smoking and alcohol abuse may increase risk of intimate partner violence

Smoking is causing impotence, miscarriages and infertility


Related websites

Quit Victoria

Smokefree Victoria

Cancer Council Victoria


How our Clearinghouse can help you

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Content Reviewed: 6 October 2008
Last Updated: 1 March 2009


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