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Nguyen Thi Dieu Linh is a 16-year-old student from Thai Nguyen City, Vietnam who is proposing a mini project to raise awareness of the health dangers of smoking tobacco. Her project would involve negotiating with local governments to present information to the public on how smoking can cause cancer, heart disease, lung disease and harm the health of women, children, and the elderly. She is requesting support, approval, a meeting space and funding to implement her plan to educate her community on the harmful effects of tobacco use and smoking.
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- 1. Welcome ! Let me introduce ! My full name is Nguyen Thi Dieu Linh. I come from Thai Nguyen City,Vietnam. Im 16 years old.Im studying at class 10A6, Chu Van An High School.
- 2. My mini projects : Propaganda about the dangers of tobacco to people. Purpose Help people understand the harmful effects of tobacco on health, economic, social Provide information on smoking and the diseases that it causes.
- 3. How to do the project ? Held a day for communal activities.
- 4. Implementation plan Negotiations with local local governments. Prepare a presentation on the project propaganda about the dangers of tobacco. Inviting people to listen to my presentation. Let people know the benefits from the presentation: this is useful for their lives and it doesnt take much time.
- 5. To be successful. I need the support from local government. I need the approval for my plan. I need the consensus from people. I need a place to realise my plan such as a meeting room, I have to do good and make people understand what I say. I need funding support.
- 6. Summary of contents Smoking is the cause of cancer diseases, bronchitis, pneumonia ... Heart disease: 30% of deaths from heart attacks and heart related diseases are caused by smoking. Cancer: Each year, at least 30% of cancer deaths are due to smoking. 87% of lung cancer deaths are due to smoking. Lung disease: Cigarette smoking causes 82% of deaths from lung disease and chronic bronchitis.
- 7. .. Along with the direct harm caused to the smoke, smoke that cigarette smoke bring as well as one of the causes impacts on the health of women and children. Harmful effect against children : Respiratory tract infection; Acute otitis media and chronic,cause deafness; Affect myocardial; Enteropathogenic; Pharyngitis, nasal congestion, hoarseness, and more vulnerable to flu
- 8. Harmful effect against women: Getting cancer, Respiratory, neurological, ear, nose and throat ... Conception delay, loss of fertility, premature birth, miscarriage unwanted because smoke destroy the oocytes ....
- 9. the elderly: Ease congestion caused pneumonia, blindness, heart attack, stroke, lung cancer, pleural cancer ... which will reduce health and longevity
- 10. Thanks you for your time and consideration ! I look forward to heaving from you! Goodbye !