Deborah Arnott
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| Gender | Female |
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| Songs | Resurrection Song |
| Still Counting | |
| I Have a Hope | |
| Unanimous | |
| Glorify | |
| Fearless | |
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| Beautiful | |
| Movies/Shows | Lockjaw: Rise of the Kulev Serpent |
| Meltdown: Days of Destruction | |
| Roach Approach: The Mane Event! | |
| Siblings | Jake Arnott |
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| ID | 1084828 |
Deborah Arnott Life story
Deborah Arnott is Chief Executive of Action on Smoking and Health (UK), honorary associate professor in the Division of Epidemiology and Public Health at the University of Nottingham, honorary fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and a member of the RCP's Tobacco Advisory Group.
Rishi Sunak defends plan to ban smoking for younger generation
... " Deborah Arnott, from campaign group Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), said what had been announced was an " unprecedented" set of measures which would hasten the day smoking is obsolete...
Rise in young women vaping daily in the UK
... Deborah Arnott, chief executive of charity Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), said the data shows " a worrying growth in vaping among teens and young adults"...
Cigarette packs could carry anti-smoking message inserts
... Deborah Arnott, chief executive of Action on Smoking and Health said: " It takes smokers on average 30 attempts before they succeed in stopping, so encouraging them to keep on trying is vital...
Vaping: Government plans underage crackdown
... Deborah Arnott, ASH chief executive, said while it welcomed the government s actions, the PM s proposals were just " baby steps" when it comes to tackling the issue...
Vaping: Free e-cigarettes to be handed out in anti-smoking drive
... Deborah Arnott, chief executive of the Action on Smoking and Health campaign, said the policy announcements are " welcome steps in the right direction"...
Keep vapes out of sight of children in shops, say councils
... " In one simple step this would reduce both child vaping and the vast quantities of single-use vapes being thrown into landfill, " says chief executive Deborah Arnott...
Protect children from illegal vapes, doctors say
... " The flood of glamorous promotion of vaping on social media is completely inappropriate and social media platforms should take responsibility and turn off the tap, " said chief executive Deborah Arnott...
Coronavirus: I have been playing computer games for hours per day
... Smoking is a crutch to be suspicious, says Deborah Arnott, Director of charity action on Smoking and health (ash)...
Cigarette packs could carry anti-smoking message inserts
By Alex KleidermanBBC News
Messages encouraging UK smokers to quit could be placed inside packets of cigarettes under draft proposals being considered by the government.
The inserts would list the health and financial benefits of trying to stop and highlight support available, The Department of Health said.
They are already used in other countries including Canada and Israel,
According to the NHS, about 76,000 people in the UK die from smoking every year.
The numbers of smokers in the UK are at their lowest on record but about six million people, or 13% of the population, are still thought to have the habit,
The government has pledged to end smoking in England by 2030, equating to reducing smoking rates to 5% or less of the population. Earlier this year experts predicted that target would be missed without further action.
Warnings have been printed on the outside of boxes for More Than 50 Years .
The Department of Health said inserts inside cigarette packets could include information about The Money that could be saved by giving up smoking as well as the potential improvements to health.
It said an evaluation of the impact in Canada found that smokers exposed to the inserts were significantly more likely to try to give up.
Deborah Arnott , chief executive of Action on Smoking and Health said: " It takes smokers on average 30 attempts before they succeed in stopping, so encouraging them to keep on trying is vital.
" Pack inserts do this by backing up the grim messages about death and disease on the outside with The Best advice about How To quit on The Inside . "
Health Secretary Steve Barclay said: " Smoking places a huge burden on the NHS, economy and individuals.
" By taking action to reduce smoking rates and pursuing our ambition to be smoke free by 2030, we will reduce the pressure on the NHS and help people To Live healthier lives. "
The consultation runs until October and is seeking views on the government's proposals.
It Comes as The Department of Health publishes an initial report on its which aims to improve treatment and prevention for six groups of conditions said to account for 60% of All ill-health and early death in England.
The conditions include cancer, cardiovascular and chronic respiratory diseases - All of which have been linked to smoking. Dementia, Mental Health and musculoskeletal disorders are also being targeted.
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