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- Girls, women and substance use
- http://www.cewh-cesf.ca/PDF/bccewh/substanceUse.pdf
- Published: 2005
Summarizes the ways in which substance use and addiction differ for girls and women, and the implications of those differences for policy, research, systems and services.
(See Details) - Teenage girls and smoking: a research agenda: workshop report, Nov. 30 - Dec. 1, 2001
- http://www.cewh-cesf.ca/PDF/bccewh/girls-smoke.pdf
- Published: 2002
Presents issues relevant to research on teen girls and smoking. Throughout the two-day workshop, two significant themes emerged as being important to incorporate in all research investigating tobacco use in girls: integration and mainstreaming of sex and gender into all tobacco-related research across the four CIHR pillars plus policy research; and integration of a developmental approach to the study of smoking in girls and teenaged girls. (See Details)
- How gender-based policies can help limit the spread of tobacco use among girls and women and improve their lives
- http://www.cwhn.ca/node/39438
- Examines how preventing the full expansion of the tobacco epidemic among the world’s women will be a critical factor in improving the status of women. (See Details)Published: Spring/Summer 2007
- ABC of smoking cessation: population strategies to prevent smoking
- http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/328/7442/759?etoc
- Summarizes population strategies that can make substantial contributions to smoking cessation and help to prevent people from taking up smoking. (See Details)Published: 2004
- Kichi chistemaw pimatisiwin: tobacco as the way of life: facilitator's guide & handbook. Smoking reduction program for Aborigi
- Contains all the tools needed to create a thirteen week program, including traditional teachings about the use of tobacco.
- Benefits of quiting (Inuktitut)
- http://www.pauktuutit.ca/tobacco/pdf/Brochures/Benefits/Inuktitut.pdf
- Describes the immediate and long term benefits to quiting smoking and chewing tobacco, in Inuktitut. Written for Inuit peoples, including youth, men, women, and elders. (See Details)Published: 1996
- Women and the tobacco epidemic: challenges for the 21st century
- http://whqlibdoc.who.int/hq/2001/WHO_NMH_TFI_01.1.pdf
- Contributes to the global effort to confront and control the tobacco epidemic. Reviews the most current data and provides overviews concerning the global situation. Examines topics which range from prevalence of tobacco use among women and girls to addiction and treatment. Also deals with the critical issues of national economic policy, international treaties and strategies for mobilization at regional and international levels. Addresses concerns of tobacco control policymakers, public health advocates, economic planners, as well as women leaders. (See Details)Published: 2001
- Tobacco cessation strategies during pregnancy and motherhood: facilitator's discussion guide
- Examines tobacco cessation strategies for pregnant Aboriginal women and mothers. Promotes a respect of tobacco, of children, and of women, and demonstrates how these strategies must seek to teach and heal in a positive and nurturing manner. Provides resources to assist community health representatives to use in their communities.Published: 2002
- Benefits of quiting (Labradorimiut)
- http://www.pauktuutit.ca/tobacco/pdf/Brochures/Benefits/Labrador.pdf
- Describes the immediate and long term benefits to quiting smoking and chewing tobacco, in Labradorimiut. Written for Inuit peoples, including youth, men, women, and elders. (See Details)Published: 1996
- Gender, health and tobacco
- http://www.who.int/entity/gender/other_health/Gender_Tobacco_2.pdf
- Examines the gender differences for tobacco use, including the prevalence, the health impacts, and the social and economic consequences. (See Details)Published: 2003
