On World No Tobacco Day, medical students who are part of the multinational organization Education Against Tobacco (EAT) are planning a horseback ride through the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, in… read more →
The fifth country joins our project: Sawsan Zeinedin (photo) is a 20 year old medical student from Sudan who successfully founded the first Education Against Tobacco group in her home… read more →
Smokerface, and now Smokerstop – these are the “smartphone weapons” of the medical student initiative Education Against Tobacco in the fight for smoke-free school campuses. Both apps are free and… read more →
World renown physicians and leaders of medical research individually facilitate our efforts by providing clear statements of support. Faculty from Harvard Medical School and affiliated teaching hospitals: Dr. Jeffrey Mark Drazen, MD… read more →
Background Smoking contributes to a high number of the health problems leading to hospitalisation, particularly malignancies, vasculatory diseases and respiratory illness. Moreover, the risk associated with surgical procedures during hospitalisation is… read more →
Tobacco is the largest cause of preventable death in the Western world. Education Against Tobacco (EAT) is a multinational network driven by medical students of 31 medical schools located in… read more →
Smartphone use is exponentially increasing worldwide providing a novel opportunity to educate the public about the dermatologic side effects of tobacco. Peer-reviewed publications describe cigarette smoking to be associated with… read more →
The core of the EAT program is represented by medical students visiting schools with a low education level to educate its students about the benefits of being a non-smoker. Approach Medical… read more →
For many students of the organization, Eduacation Against Tobacco (EAT) at the medical faculty of Jena, their graduation and conclusion of their involvement in the program is soon approaching. At… read more →
The Berlin EAT association is introducing new changes: the department of psychology will be getting involved locally in the education program, under the direction of master’s student Avija Mitelman (photo).… read more →
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