Tobacco and Habit forming drugs

1. Tobacco: Contains nicotine, highly addictive.
2. Health Risks: Causes lung cancer, heart disease, respiratory disorders.
3. Nicotine Addiction: Makes quitting challenging, withdrawal symptoms.
4. Habit-Forming Drugs: Alter brain chemistry, create dependence.
5. Health Effects: Physical (respiratory depression, overdose) and mental (anxiety, depression).
6. Social Impact: Strains relationships, impacts work/academic performance, legal issues.
7. Prevention and Treatment: Focus on education, regulatory policies, cessation programs, rehabilitation.

Understanding the risks and seeking appropriate prevention and treatment are crucial for addressing the impact of tobacco and habit-forming drugs on health and society.