Salama, R. (2012). Challenges facing smokers in Saudi Arabia. International Journal of Health Science (Qassim)., 6(2), 5-6.
Developing countries would be facing the casualties of approximately 10 million people by 2020 due to the excessive use of tobacco. Dr. Salama has shed light on the issues encountered by a smoker in Saudi Arabia. Smoking is prevalent in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Unfortunately, it is being permeated in students as well. The adults of Saudi Arabian University who smoke exuded a low level of exhaled nitric oxide as compared to those who do not smoke. This profoundly signifies the impact of smoking on the lungs of smokers. Around 80-90% of non-smokers death is due to lung cancer. The conventional solution to this problem is promoting the awareness regarding the hazard impacts of smoking. Another solution widely implemented is putting a ban on the tobacco advertisements.
This article provides an insightful analysis by Dr. Salama regarding the use of tobacco in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and how is it affecting the people out there. The facts in the article are bolstered by the figures. These facts and figures provide valuable information revealing a lot about the intensity of this issue in Saudi Arabia as compared to the world (Salama, 2012).