Six organizations form Health Professionals against Tobacco:

Health Professionals against Tobacco work together to promote a tobacco-free Sweden by:

• Monitoring and influencing  the political tobacco control process  
• Increasing awareness, knowledge and tobacco-free behaviours within own professions
• Creating information material
• Supporting local tobacco control initiatives  
• Engaging in international co-operation  

Health professionals are important role models and are considered by the public as credible sources of health information.

	Tobak eller Hälsa 2010 issue number 1 is now available (in Swedish).  Topics include tobacco control legislation, smoke-free work days and workplace health.  Read more
	Halverad rökning och snusning hos unga! - Vad krävs för att nå dit?  Under 16-18 februari kommer Yrkesföreningar mot Tobak att vara på Riksdagen för att prata om tobaksförebyggande strategier som kan hindra många unga från att börja snusa eller röka.  Läs mer
	Vecka 47 - 16-22 November 2009.  Tema: Röknings skador är gränslösa.  Läs mer
	Read Consensus paper from the 2nd European Workshop on Tobacco use Prevention and Cessation for Oral Health Professionals.  From August 30 to September 2nd 2008 dental health professionals from around Europe gathered in Zargreb, Croatia to discuss Tobacco Control issues faced by Oral Health Professionals.  One of the key results of the meeting was the production of a consensus paper:  Tobacco or Oral Health
	SNTP at the 14th World Conference on Tobacco or Health in Mumbai, India, 8-14 March 2009   The Swedish Network for Tobacco Prevention (SNTP) regards the World Conference on Tobacco or Health every third year as a valuable occasion to present information on the Swedish tobacco control situation.  Key persons have been interviewed - some focus on progress made, others more on challenges ahead...Read more

Shadow Report on Sweden's progress implementing the WHO's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.  In Swedish or English. Written by the Swedish Network for Tobacco Prevention.

EC scientific committee concludes that smokeless tobacco products are addictive and hazardous to health.  The Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR) in its opinion on smokeless tobacco products addressed their health effects and addiction potential. Smokeless tobacco products contain various levels of toxic substances and these products are carcinogenic to humans (19 February 2008).  Read the report

	Report summarizing main findings of the European Commission's consultation for the Green Paper: Towards a Europe Free from Tobacco Smoke is now available.  Read the contribution by Health Professionals against Tobacco during the consultation period.