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WHO launches the ‘Quit Tobacco App’ to help people give up the use of tobacco in all forms including smokeless and other newer products. 

Ready to kick the habit? WHO launches ‘Quit Tobacco App’ for smokers

WHO launches Quit Tobacco App to help people quit tobacco in all forms. 

WHO launched Quit Tobacco App to help people quit smoking
App helps users to identify the triggers &amp; manage cravings
Tobacco use is a significant risk factor for non-communicable diseases
App was launched during WHO&rsquo;s year-long &lsquo;Commit to quit&rsquo; campaign

WHO launches the &lsquo;Quit Tobacco App&rsquo; to help people give up the use of tobacco in all forms including smokeless and other newer products.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently launched the &lsquo;Quit Tobacco App&rsquo; to help people give up the use of tobacco in all forms, including smokeless and other newer products. The app helps users to identify the triggers, set their targets, manage cravings and stay focused to quit smoking.
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Tobacco use is a significant risk factor for non-communicable diseases such as cancers, cardiovascular diseases, chronic lung diseases and diabetes. It kills nearly 8 million persons every year and claims 1.6 million lives in the WHO South-East Asia Region which is amongst the largest producers and consumers of tobacco products.
The &lsquo;WHO Quit Tobacco App&rsquo; is the latest tobacco control initiative by the WHO South-East Asia Region. It was launched during WHO&rsquo;s year-long &lsquo;Commit to quit&rsquo; campaign.
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