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Although second-hand smoke has been tagged as the oftieia1 theme for this year's blitz. the president of the Cancer Society's Grand Valley District says the battle runs much deeper. . “We'll be trying to emphasize facts about cancer, smoking and the risks cigarettes pose to the health of all Canadians, including the unborn," said Jim Hunter, who has battled cancer of his own on and off since 1962. Second-hand, smoke is the smoke trom a cigarette which is inhaled by those around smokers, rather than by smokers themselves. The Society lists two kinds of second-hand smoke; one is the smoke which the smoker exhales after taking a puff-some of the harmful Just how addicted tfyotfre a smoker and think you can kick the habit any time. think again. For many. smoking is not merely a simple habit but an addiction because nicotine. the drug found in cigarettes. is an addictive sub- stance Dr. Karl-Glow Fagerstrom from the reknowncd Smoking Cessation Clinic at the Ulle- raker Hospital in Uppsala. Sweden. conducted a series of studies over a one-year period to examine nicotine addiction. He discovered that smokers who had dimculty in quitting were usually more dependent on nicotine. He also found that the seriousness of withdrawal symptoms is determined by the 1ieitendence a IN? YOU! n13}; a smoker's dependen- cy on nicotine. He found that people who scored seven points T'ips to help you quit These findings led Dr. mersm‘im to develop the Test your nicotine tolerance ofthc ginoker's "icaine lo FAGEnsrgtWM NNNmNE TOLERANCE SCALE Amine questions admin 0 value in each response. Each answerin columnA equals "0". " an n column B i: worth “l"polnt. Giveyoiirseif"2"pointsJirresseh answer in column C. fatal th .urnber ofpoint: to arrive atyourNat more. The highest possible no" is "ii". -tv.tfyo-e"T"ormoeeyoy areeortsideredtotrehightydere'tdottoet nicotine. ttyou some less than "6", your nicotine dependance is mild to madame. I. How soon aftetyou wake updoyou smoke your fust cigarette? 2. Do you fand it dimcuit l0 refrain from smoking: places where it is forbidden, such as the II ry, theater, doctor's ofrttte'? y Which of all the cigarettes, day is the most satisfying mk ci,,. many cigarettes a day do you smoke? 5. Do you smoke mote during the awning than during the rest of the day? tie.gep,,'gttrtt"dyap.,""soioh"yo" min mostoftheday? 7. Does the brand you smoke have a low, medium. or high nicotine content? i. How men do you inhale the smoke from your cigarette? In order lo determine you level of nicotine dependence. and higher. are considered more dependent on nicotine and often need help to stop smoking. Q f Is now the -ij'lillli'i? I. MAM "eo-ell" I Um WWI In. I...) V. Il-I-F-Iv It's the key to any and. You moot mmMJolelpyoucope ottttintriirpeee,et" event. If wutwqmloryouneu-nouor with your community tor mold!!! yousllpupJoa'lgetducounud. you: ttuit-ttrr-tAmity. much We†offend by loco! 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L) r/ Health risks, peer pressure, - second-hand smok"e risks, all pressure the beleaguered smoker et-tGui-et-er-st-ei-tttfeet ii"i"""GaUFrtGiLHiieieidtnitrq-gfP,e bur-haddtheduremeecamnbM i'fiiFciaaia'ii'"'"""u'r""r"'"'"rt. he results M some recent shades of uni-smoking wiaiaGiGbiiiiiutt--e'a-tutthew,ett? a my: risk cl Mn; In: canoe! the to "aaikuuratnie.'ntesoati-utieyttetmer, othpeopleMuaflyexpooethâ€"hndsmokc mother situations. such a theyynttute, ttetrtlt.fe iircriGG'arireGiioatrahotdeveiorintrtu" cancer. Because of a shortage of vohniteers. the only program designated for this year’s non-smoking week is through the media. _ "We're just trying to hang it out and let it blow. We're not attacking any certain groups. We just have to keep plugging an inch at a time," said Hunter. So instead of jamming mounds and mounds of literature down the throats of smokers, local agencies united under the Waterloo Regional Inter-agency Council on Smoking and Health banner are inviting the public to take part in their numerous smoking cessation programs. The Addiction Research Foundation, Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario and the Waterloo Region Lung Association, along with the Cancer Society, are all members of the umbrella group. The first of the three clinics offered by the inter-agency council is the Lung Association sponsored “Countdown.†Participants will attend seven sessions over a tive-week period in " attempt to kick the habit. '07;ch in a Any other The ftrst one than the ftrst in the complete the Ftprstrém Nico- tine Toknncc Scale. Once you have learned you: soot: - that is. how dependent you an on nicotine - you can use that information to help plan your After 30 min Within 30 min one in the morning l-H No aaGea I "rroMntt etsatio't aid, 7539"“?! Medium l6-25 Month“ 26 own personal smoking cessa- tion program. You may want help to quit. Talk to younloclor below deciding which smoking cessation unwind! is best to: Yes Always High whmm,mmm.adxmhener.themmm m .... 'riF"iis-"rmeram-pttttherr-WYMcAis a - â€an: witha “as price tag. The Seventh-Day Adventist amt-ch sponsors “2-5-4 siiiG%r'ii'UdaiiGiijr-intuiatie,,t1eA1, "iiiiiiGdiiiUirisiet-dtarrmrttur"""o't completion d the course. i"irerc"GGGG-itdirotr'se-hotrrauns" available to those wishing to quit. The Lung Associatinm sponsors two separate pro grams " $10 apiece for a set of two manuals while the iieartandstmker'mmdatimtottery atreecourse. Paula Stanghetta, chairman of the local inter-agency council, was unable to say whether the expensive warns are any more effective than those costing ' but pointed out that many people will take a program more seriously if they have sunk a lot of their hard earned money into it. "Price can often be associated with commitment," she said. A general movement in the workplace is also making it harder to enjoy a smoke. Locally such institutions as city hall and Mutual Life have made steps toward a smoke-free workplace. Just this week the cities of Scarboro and North York OK'd separatecrackdowns against cigarette smoking. _. ' . - __-_-_ s, _-a at“. “n11: U“ u JCPCI Gwyn ..__ '__.- "_'-"" _ v The Society says that lung cancer is not the only possible effect of second-hand smoke. It can also permanently scar some of the small airways in the ntm-smoker's lungs, which can reduce lung capacity to the point that more effort has to be put into getting the adieu the body needs. Withdrawal