Q4: How are bidis different from cigarettes
Through carcinogenic chemicals in tobacco, smokers face dramatically higher mortality rates across these cancer types, while healthcare systems increasingly emphasize prevention programs, ultimately delivering substantial cost reductions and improved patient outcomes
Figures to consider Direct Cost to the NHS for Alcohol Related Treatment 3.5 Billion Annually Cost to the Justice System for Alcohol Related Crime between 8 and 11 Billion Annually Cost through Lost Work Days and Productivity Loss Upwards of 7 Billion Annually Sounds like Im bashing drinking, and maybe I ambut here, sir, is the difference between you and II would never, ever, deny treatment to someone who is ill, regardless of the cause of their illness
Waiting to treat affected individuals after the onset of CVD is not a medically efficacious nor a financially sustainable course of action, particularly in low- and middle-income countries that are struggling to implement ambitious agendas to attain universal health coverage (UHC)
Direct causation hasn't been established
