Ten Bad Things You Didn't Know about Smoking and Tobacco
This item is included in the following series/curriculum: Marijuana and Tobacco Tool Kit Essential Health: A High School Print/Video Curriculum Tobacco Issues Tool Kit: E-Cigarettes, Vaping, and Hookahs
Running Time: 17 Minutes
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Kids know that tobacco use is harmful to their health, but they are stuck in the mindset that nothing bad will happen to them. This program offers teens ten reasons to change that dangerous mindset.
Here are the ten facts:
- Today's cigarettes are more lethal than ever before.
- Nicotine is as addictive as cocaine and heroin.
- Smoking causes type-2 diabetes.
- Smoking causes eye disease and blindness.
- Smoking hurts your chances of having a healthy baby.
- Chew tobacco is as bad as smoking.
- Second and third-hand smoke kills.
- Tobacco causes serious environmental damage.
- Smoking damages the immune system.
- Why e-cigarettes are not the answer.
Consultants: David Whiteson, MD and Shobana Gupta, MD
Includes:
video, plus teacher’s resource book, student handouts and pre/post tests in digital format
DVD contains Spanish subtitles.
Awards
Silver Telly Award
Reviews
Two young hosts narrate, with expert testimony provided by doctors Jonathan Whiteson and Shobhana Gupta. The DVD has 10 chapters, each about one of the “bad things you didn’t know.” Topics include the increase in lethal effects of cigarettes over the years, the risk of acquiring type-2 diabetes, cancer, and heart disease, as well as the increased risk of blindness and eye disease. The risk of second and thirdhand smoke and the danger to unborn babies are exposed, and the hazards of e-cigarettes are also briefly described. As in all HRM programs, this provides an abundance of material in the teacher’s resource guide, including fact sheets, information on addiction, how to quit the smoking habit, and the environmental damage caused by tobacco products, and much more. However, the video program is almost too brief, especially considering that teen interest in e-cigarettes is a growing concern. This program would be most useful to schools and organizations that will make use of the resource material, in addition to the video.
—Ann Weber, Bellarmine College Preparatory, San Jose, CA
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