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The document presents a list of eight foods to avoid when dining at restaurants, highlighting their high calorie and fat content. Notable mentions include Outback's Aussie Cheese Fries with 2,900 calories and 182g of fat, as well as P.F. Chang's Pork Lo Mein with 1,820 calories and 127g of fat. It also suggests incorporating eight healthier food options into daily eating habits.
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The tobacco industry aggressively markets to young people, minorities, and women, spending billions annually to create lifelong smokers, despite claiming to pursue safer alternatives and anti-smoking initiatives. Each year, over 440,000 Americans and 5 million people worldwide die from tobacco-related diseases, as cigarettes contain thousands of toxic chemicals and carcinogens. The industry's tactics to attract new smokers continue to raise ethical concerns, highlighting the disparity between their messaging and actual practices.Dr. Ebbert Spit Tobacco Presentation
Dr. Ebbert Spit Tobacco PresentationCatalyst
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The document provides an overview of smokeless tobacco, including its definitions, prevalence, health effects, and marketing strategies. It highlights the health risks associated with smokeless tobacco use, such as various cancers and cardiovascular diseases, as well as the challenges of addiction and dependence. Finally, it discusses treatment methods, emphasizing behavioral and pharmacological approaches to support cessation efforts.Political Action - Catalyst
Political Action - CatalystCatalyst
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The document discusses the importance of advocacy in creating policy change, emphasizing that anyone can be an advocate by knowing their facts and audience, and being persuasive and passionate. It outlines various forms of advocacy, including media engagement and community organization, as tools to achieve specific goals like promoting smoke-free initiatives. Additionally, the document encourages collaboration among advocacy groups and provides a framework for organizing efforts to influence decision-makers.Catalyst Guerrilla Art
Catalyst Guerrilla ArtCatalyst
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Guerrilla art is defined as creating art with the purpose of promoting social change, often through bold graffiti and posters. The document highlights various methods for activism, including music, pins, and visual art, emphasizing their accessibility and impact. An example discussed is the tobacco industry's use of guerrilla art techniques to attract and retain smokers.Tobacco Underground Gameshow Edition
Tobacco Underground Gameshow EditionCatalyst
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The document describes a game show about the history of tobacco and the tobacco industry. It is presented in 3 rounds of trivia questions with 7 multiple choice questions per round. The questions cover topics like the negative health effects of smoking, statistics on tobacco-related deaths and costs, the tobacco industry's targeting of teens and certain groups, toxic chemicals in cigarettes, and regulation of tobacco.Instant Activism
Instant ActivismCatalyst
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The document discusses different forms of activism and provides examples to encourage participation. It defines activism as direct action to achieve a goal and notes it can take many forms. The document then outlines guerilla art as a form of street activism and describes an activism event involving displaying empty tobacco product packaging to raise awareness of tobacco-related deaths. It concludes by listing additional ways for people to engage in activism through a shoe display, chalk walk, post-it notes, candy-coated tobacco, a mobile memorial, and masks.Tobacco Underground
Tobacco UndergroundCatalyst
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The document provides an overview of the tobacco industry's history, highlighting its addictive nature, health impacts, and deceptive marketing practices. It details the annual death toll from smoking, the consequences of secondhand smoke, and strategies used by tobacco companies to target vulnerable populations like youth and racial minorities. Additionally, it discusses the regulatory challenges and encourages public involvement in anti-tobacco initiatives.Ad
Eat This Not That
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- 33. 8 Restaurant Foods to Avoid 8. McDonalds Premium Chicken Selects 830 Calories - 55 g Fat 7. Pepperidge Farm Roasted Chicken Pot Pie 1,020 Calories - 64 g Fat 6. Chipotle Mexican Grilled Chicken Burrito 1,107 Calories - 47 g Fat 5.Ruby Tuesday Bella Turkey Burger 1,145 Calories - 71 g Fat
- 34. 8 Restaurant Foods to Avoid 4. Quiznos Chicken Carbonara 1,510 Calories - 82 g Fat 3. P.F. Changs Pork Lo Mein 1,820 Calories - 127 g Fat 2. Macaroni Grill Spaghetti and Meatballs w/ Meat sauce 2,430 Calories - 128 g Fat 1. Outbacks Aussie Cheese Fries w/ Ranch Dressing 2,900 Calories - 182 g Fat