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Communicating public health research with Sarah Jackson, Martin Jarvis and Robert West
Communicating public health research with Sarah Jackson, Martin Jarvis and Robert West
Communicating public health research with Sarah Jackson, Martin Jarvis and Robert West
Friday 7th March 2025
Explore the impact of smoking with Dr Sarah Jackson, Martin Jarvis, and Robert West as they discuss their editorial on losing 20 minutes of life per cigarette.
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Get the buttons here!The True Cost of Smoking: 20 Minutes of Life Per Cigarette
Episode Overview
- Each cigarette smoked can reduce life expectancy by around 20 minutes.
- Effective communication is crucial in conveying the dangers of smoking.
- Media coverage of tobacco research has evolved significantly over time.
- Generational perspectives provide valuable insights into smoking research.
- Public understanding of smoking's impact is vital for encouraging cessation.
It's getting off this escalator of death - you want to try and get off at the lowest possible floor.
Imagine losing 20 minutes of your life for every cigarette you smoke. In this episode of Addiction Audio, Dr Elle Wadsworth chats with Dr Sarah Jackson and Emeritus Professors Martin Jarvis and Robert West from University College London about their eye-opening editorial, 'The Price of a Cigarette: 20 Minutes of Life'. They break down the shocking statistics and discuss why this message resonated so strongly with the public and media.
The trio explores the challenges in communicating tobacco research and how media coverage has evolved over the years. They also touch on the generational impact of smoking research, sharing personal anecdotes that highlight their extensive experience in the field. If you're curious about how smoking impacts your health and how public perception of tobacco has changed, this episode is a must-listen.
By the end, you'll have a new perspective on the true cost of smoking and the importance of clear communication in public health.