In this context, it is difficult to receive the news of a sweeping tobacco-free policy as reflective of The Colleges intent to provide every opportunity possible for community members to protect themselves. This vision of a tobacco-free campus or more appropriately, a nicotine-free campus, as the ban implements measures that appear far broader than just the prevention of smoking tobacco is tainted by not only the Colleges lack of concern for the voices of its students, professors, and other employees but also its ignorance of both the individual and communal experiences that define the College and its history
said that the smoking can also cause threat of ten percent more of oral cancer such as tongue, mouth and buckle cavity and 15 percent to other diseases including cardiac, tuberculosis, asthma, shrinking of mouth tissues and respiratory system
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doi: 10.4103/2141-9248.117958
The CNCT will remain vigilant to ensure that this ban is rigorously enforced and that no space is left for these unworthy practices." "
