Smoking in Campus

Smoking in Campus

Introduction

Smoking can seriously harm your health and the health of others It is the doctors' diagnosis after seeing the consequences of smoking among smokers. Although considerable progress has been made in tobacco control on campus, the magnitude of this fight is not up to the policy. Many Us campuses remain face many challenges such as lack of staff dedicated to the cause, inadequate funding and dilemmas relating to policy implementation and monitoring. Students see these differences between the objective and the results a confirmation that can be smoked on campus without suffering the consequences (Fichtenberg, 2002). The authors therefore conclude that "tobacco control as an issue related to health on the campus lost its importance.

Smoking has an impact on the ability to remember things to do in life everyday. The study also found that quitting smoking restores the ability to remember almost the same level as those who did not smoke. Previous studies have shown that stopping smoking improves the retrospective memory is the ability to learn new information and remember them later. Most smokers express a desire to quit, but often it seems very difficult. Plus years of addiction are long over the difficulty increases. But the disadvantages of smoking do not touch that smokers, the Passive smoking is also a great danger.

The major reason for banning smoking on a community college campus would be to protect the health of people who do not smoke (Rigotti, 2010). If you consult the article in the link below, you can see a discussion of the health effects of "environmntal tobacco smoke" which is often called second hand smoke. These effects are the reason why it would be acceptable to ban smoking on a community college campus. For example, the articles says that second hand smoke is estimated to cause about 3,000 deaths every year among Americans who do not smoke. This shows that smoking is not just a personal choice. If some students' choice to smoke affects others' personal health, it is legitimate to ban that particular choice.

A community college could ban smoking because smoking poses a risk to the health of people who are exposed to the smoke, even if they are not the ones smoking. Most people on community college campuses are young. Young people who develop lounge cancer might die young. Community colleges have a lot of outside areas often, and there is ...