Nicotine and tobacco dependence remain among the leading causes of preventable illness and death worldwide. Despite increased awareness, millions continue to struggle with nicotine addiction, making effective prevention and cessation strategies a global health priority.
This session explores the neurobiology of nicotine addiction, smoking cessation therapies, nicotine replacement treatments, behavioral counseling, and emerging tobacco control policies. Experts will discuss innovations in reducing tobacco-related harm and improving long-term cessation success.
Participants will gain valuable insights into evidence-based interventions, public health initiatives, and multidisciplinary approaches that support tobacco cessation and reduce the global burden of nicotine dependence.