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Several weeks ago we did a webinar, co-sponsored with LUNGevity Foundation, with Dr. Mark Millard, pulmonologist at Baylor University in Dallas, TX, who provided a brief summary of tobacco's uptake in the US and worldwide, then covered the controversy over its association with lung cancer. These are the subject of the first podcast covering his webinar, and part two will cover current approaches to smoking cessation.
Here's the audio and video versions of the podcast, as well as the transcript and figures:
millard-on-tobacco-and-lung-cancer-audio-podcast
millard-on-tobacco-and-lung-cancer-transcript
millard-on-tobacco-and-lung-cancer-figures
We'll follow with the second part of his talk, which focused on cultural, behavioral, and pharmaceutical/medical interventions to help with smoking cessation in the next couple of weeks.
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