#EndTobacco is an imperative for #healthjustice
Channel: CNS
Date: 2019-05-28

2019 World #NoTobacco Day Webinar panel of experts included:

Dr KERSTIN SCHOTTE
World Health Organization (WHO)

PROF RAMA KANT
WHO Director General's WNTD Awardee and founder leader of Vote For Health (formerly Indian Society Against Smoking); 2012 President, Association of Surgeons of India; 2013 Vice President SAARC Surgeons; President Lucknow College of Surgeons

PROF SURYA KANT
Head, Respiratory Medicine Department, King George's Medical University (KGMU); President, National College of Chest Physicians; past President, Indian Chest Society; President, Indian College of Asthma, Allergy and Applied Immunology

PROF RISHI SETHI
Cardiology Department, KGMU; Cardiological Society of India (CSI)'s Executive Committee & Asia Pacific Society of Interventional Cardiology's Scientific Committee member; Executive Editor, Journal Heart India; Editorial Advisory Board, India Heart Journal

Dr ISHWAR GILADA
President of AIDS Society of India
Governing Council member of International AIDS Society IAS

ASHOK RAMSARUP (guest moderator)
award-winning journalist; former Senior Producer, South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), Durban, South Africa

SHOBHA SHUKLA (host moderator)
Managing Editor and Executive Director, CNS; 2018 HIV Prevention Research Science Journalism Fellow; IAS 2019 Science Journalism Fellow

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Dedication to Yul Francisco Dorado
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This World No Tobacco Day webinar is dedicated to the memory of our mentor, colleague, friend and inspiration: Yul Francisco Dorado, a fearless tobacco control and human rights leader from Bogota, Colombia, whose timeless legacy continues to guide us in our work. Yul was the Latin America Director of the Corporate Accountability and part of Network for Accountability of Tobacco Transnationals (NATT) leadership.

Thanks

CNS eLearning Programme Team
Email: webinar@citizen-news.org
Website: www.citizen-news.org