Essays on Tobacco

The World Health Organization suggests that approximately 5 million people die every year in the world because of tobacco use. Further, the report argues that, “the use of tobacco may cause about one billion deaths in the 21st century if current trends continue” (World Health Organization, " Research for International...

The Importance of Tobacco Control Policies Over the years, tobacco smoking has become a worldwide concern for health. Thus, the US government alongside other countries has been on the move in passing policies and ordinances which control the use of tobacco. The health implications associated with tobacco smoking have been more...

The Adventure of Business Tourism in Kenya The year has been 2014. My uncle, a middle-aged man and an employee of British American Tobacco, had just been promoted to Senior Marketing Advisor. Before his death, I was next to him early last year. Uncle Harry had just been assigned duties in...

Many people are misled into believing that legalizing substances like tobacco and alcohol, as well as the government s ability to regulate their use, would make them less dangerous to society. Since people have differing viewpoints on various issues in life, every speaker or author should focus on persuading their audience...

A lifetime development phase approach to the prevention of tobacco and other drug abuse The article A lifetime development phase approach to the prevention of tobacco and other drug abuse suggests that multiple phases of human development have a close association with prevention strategies and schemes for drug abuse...

Globally, the tobacco industry and its advertising challenges The tobacco industry is a key field that uses vast amounts of capital to promote and advertise its goods on the market. It is perceived as the leading cause of death on a regular basis by consumers. However, they face constraints on advertising...