Tobacco Harm Information – World Heart Federation (2012)
Smoking is estimated to cause 10 per cent of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and is the second leading cause of CVD, after high blood pressure.1 The impact of tobacco smoke is not confined solely to smokers. Nearly 6 million people die from tobacco use or exposure to secondhand smoke, accounting for 6 per cent of female and 12 per cent of male deaths worldwide, every year. By 2030 tobacco-related deaths are projected to increase to more than 8 million deaths a year.1 Smoking is, however, avoidable and advancing a tobacco-free world is a key strategic priority for the World Heart Federation.
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Protected: Vitesse Works – 9th EFDN Conference
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Protected: EFDN Programmes and Trends 2017
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Saints in the Community Impact Report 2022-2023
The St Johnstone Community Trust have released their annual Impact Report for 2022/2023. The 12-page report highlights the contribution the Trust ...
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