2016
DOI: 10.1515/ijamh-2016-0025
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Hookah addiction among adolescents of five major cities in Central India

Abstract: This study suggests that the use of hookahs is attracting adolescents at a very early age and is attributed to the presence of hookah lounges in various cities of Central India. Hence, the legality of hookah lounges in India should be reconsidered.

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“…Hepatitis B remains one of the major causes of human miseries in the world notwithstanding a thorough understanding of its transmission and prevention. The Hepatitis B virus is normally transmitted through blood transfusion, contaminated equipment, drug users, unsterile needles, or body secretions (saliva, soren, sweat, breast milk, urine), in a study carried out by Vishal Khandelwal et al, 2017, where he represented the interested of the oral health professionals, through a cross sectional study among 240 students of dental course, reveals that 21% failed to recognize saliva as the mode of transmitting Hepatitis B. This study shows that a reasonable awareness existed among the professionals at risk of contraction, talk less of the illiterates and indigenes of the undeveloped communities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hepatitis B remains one of the major causes of human miseries in the world notwithstanding a thorough understanding of its transmission and prevention. The Hepatitis B virus is normally transmitted through blood transfusion, contaminated equipment, drug users, unsterile needles, or body secretions (saliva, soren, sweat, breast milk, urine), in a study carried out by Vishal Khandelwal et al, 2017, where he represented the interested of the oral health professionals, through a cross sectional study among 240 students of dental course, reveals that 21% failed to recognize saliva as the mode of transmitting Hepatitis B. This study shows that a reasonable awareness existed among the professionals at risk of contraction, talk less of the illiterates and indigenes of the undeveloped communities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%