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    Cigarette smoking “There Is Nothing either Good or Bad, Hard or Easy, It’s How We Choose to Think That Makes It So.” ~ William Shakespeare~ Cigarettes are drugs that have a high risk of dangerous drugs that cause the disease to the body of smokers and people who live nearby. Currently, there are many more smokers are aware of the adverse effects of smoking. But the number of smokers is still increasing. Especially worrisome and continue to cause adverse effects in both polite society and the

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    more aware of the dangers to their health and what they are along with they can do in order to improve it, thereby making better informed decisions in regards to their health when it comes to things such as diet, road safety (driving), exercise, smoking and education. The greatest influence that the government has had on the

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    German nationalism, showing no loyalty to the rule of Austria-Hungary. This later would be the inspiring strength of Hitler’s life. When Hitler reached a certain age, there was three parties that drew Hitler’s attention, the violent pro-Germany, anti-Habsburg, anti-semitic German National Party, Christain Social Party and the Social Democratic Party. Of the three it was possibly the Christain Social Party which he most admired (Mein Kampf 2017). To most of the world Hitler was well known for being an

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    Domingo (now part of the Republic of Dominique) and later spread throughout Europe. In the seventeenth century, cigarettes also followed the westerners to Asia. If ealier the use of cigarettes was relatively diversified from vacuum aspiration to smoking, chewing and inhaling, in the second half of the nineteenth century, when tobalco was manufactured that made cigarette production became easier and quicker. The first machines produced an average of

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    The Perspective Of Cigarette Smoking In Other Countries Cigarette consumption is a worldwide growing business that concerns about the health problems issue publicly by providing all the maternal element that used to make health strategy weak and down. The impact of the anti-smoking campaign on the consumption of cigarettes is measured by fitting cigarette demand functions to pre-campaign dat, projecting "ahead" as if the campaign had not occurred, and then comparing these predictions with realized

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    faster than any forms of communication, it creates a positive environment such as the campaigns of “AT&T: It Can Wait” and “Truth.” Both target the public to show the effects of smoking and the dangers of texting and driving can lead to tragic deaths, sporadically occurring any given time. They target the general public to prevent such effects to create a better community. “AT&T: It Can Wait” is a anti-campaign rallying individuals to pledge against texting while driving and other phone distractions

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    communication theories used in spreading the dangers of smoking tobacco among Georgia smokers includes the Persuasion Theory and Mass and New Media Communication Theory. The target audience plays a role in the decision of which theory to optimize. Youth seem to respond to social media network communication, such as Facebook and Twitter as the adults seem to respond to TV or billboard ads that display graphic images of health issues related to smoking tobacco. Persuasion theory focuses on health communication

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    national health education campaigns, I will be explaining what the campaigns are about, how they target particular audience groups and why. Most health education campaigns are to educate the community on how to lead healthier lives, why and to live for longer, this is done through trying to educate them to change their unhealthy life styles or habits and chose healthier opinions. The first national health education campaign I will be explain is the ‘Change4Life’ campaign this is run by the Department

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    individual ill health, yearning that the future result is that these groups of individuals will improve their health when given the information and education they need to be aid them to adopt to the healthy lifestyle and make better choices. Quit smoking campaigns are a great example of lifestyle/behavioural

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    Some may remember when the NHS health campaigns were exactly that; health campaigns, not commercials. Their primary objective was to inform the audience of the dangers of smoking and drug

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