EPEKTO SA PAGPANIGARILYO

17.3MEstimated number of Filipinos aged 15 and older who smoke, according to the 2009 Philippine Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS

70Estimated number of carcinogens, or cancer-causing ingredients, contained in a cigarette stick

13.8MEstimated number of Filipinos aged 15 and older who smoke every day (GATS, 2009)

P326.4Average amount of money spent monthly on cigarettes (GATS, 2009)

10.6Average number of cigarettes smoked per day by daily cigarette smokers in the Philippines (GATS, 2009)

36.9%Percentage of Filipino adult workers who said they were exposed to tobacco smoke in enclosed areas in their work places

0.25Estimated proportion of all types of cancer which can be attributed to smoking, according to the World Health Organization

55.3%Percentage of Filipino adult workers who said they were exposed to tobacco smoke in public transportation

P177BEstimated annual cost of the four leading smoking-related diseases — cancer, heart attack, stroke and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

2 of 5Estimated proportion of Filipino students who live in homes where other people smoke

71%Percentage of lung cancer deaths in the world that can be attributedto tobacco

2MEstimated reduction in number of smokers in the Philippines by 2016 if tobacco taxes were increased by 10 percent, according to the Department of Health

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8. Peer Pressure

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7. Social Rewards

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6. Parental Influence

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5. Genetic Predisposition

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4. Advertising

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3. Self-medication

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2. Media Influences

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1. Stress Relief

UNSAY EPEKTO SA LAWAS?1. Stroke2. Coronary Heart

Disease3. Pneumonia4. Chronic

pulmonary disease

5. Tuberculosis

UNSAY EPEKTO SA LAWAS?6. Asthma7. Diabetes8. Rheumatoid arthritis9. Periodontitis10. Cancer

NORMAL LUNGS VS. DAMAGED LUNGS

OTHER HEALTH RISKS:

Preterm (early) deliveryStillbirth (death of the baby

before birth)Low birth weight

OTHER HEALTH RISKS:

Sudden infant death syndrome (known as SIDS or crib death)

Ectopic pregnancyOrofacial clefts in infants

Smoking can also affect men's sperm, which can reduce fertility and also increase risks for birth defects and miscarriage (loss of the pregnancy).

Weaken immune system

“Kay bisan kinsa nga nahiusa kang Cristo, bag-o na siyang binuhat. Ang daan miagi na

ug ang bag-o miabot na.”2 Corinto 5:17