CoEHAR to Present Report on Youth and Smoking at the Italian Senate
The appointment is scheduled for Tuesday, June 25th, at 3:30 PM, in the Caduti di Nassirya room, Palazzo Madama.
The appointment is scheduled for Tuesday, June 25th, at 3:30 PM, in the Caduti di Nassirya room, Palazzo Madama.
Researchers from the CoEHAR at the University of Catania, together with international experts from the DiaSmokeFree Working Group, aimed to answer these questions: what could be the effects of smoking cessation on the efficacy and safety of antidiabetic drugs? Could significant changes occur that would require a readjustment of pharmacological treatments?
Among the numerous panels of experts from around the world who gathered to share data and future perspectives, experts and researchers from CoEHAR shared significant updates on the activities of the Catania research center conducted over the past year.
Present at the event, Jeffrey Zamora, President of ASOVAPE Costa Rica and Project Leader of the Veritas project, a research conducted by CoEHAR which will try to identify if there are any harmful effects of long-term regular vaping on respiratory health or other endpoints for people who never smoked.
Dr. Emma, researcher at the Replica project, is going to present: "Replica Project: A Journey Through Multicentric Research Endeavors". The appointment is set for June 14 at 11,30 am.
Thanks to additional funding from the PNRR Heal Italia, CoEHAR researchers are initiating further collaboration with the Universities of Bari and Palermo for the Diasmoke project.
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The meeting will be held on Thursday, May 30, at 8:30 AM in the Aula Magna of the Biological Tower at the University of Catania. The topics discussed will range from oral to sexual health, from sociology to marketing, from diagnosis to clinical treatment, also covering innovative solutions and new tools provided through the use of artificial intelligence.
The global action to end smoking grantmaking will continue to focus on advancing health and science research for cutting-edge smoking cessation and reduced-risk solutions, with a particular focus on marginalized communities and low- and middle-income countries where smoking is most widespread.