Waterpipe Tobacco: Social Glue or Health Scourge?

Talk

WHEN November 12, 2014
6-7:30 PM EST WHERE 19 Washington Square North Part of "Research at the NYUAD Institute" WHO NYU Abu Dhabi Institute in New York Open to the Public

Smoking waterpipe (hookah, shisha) has increased dramatically over the last two decades, both in New York and around the globe. People perceive this as safer than cigarette smoking and see it more as a "social glue." Is this in fact a safe way to hang out with friends or a looming public health threat? Drs. Weitzman and Sherman - two global experts on the use of alternative tobacco products - will weigh in on whether smoking hookah is a bane or a boon.

Organized by
  • Scott Sherman, Associate Professor of Population Health, Medicine, and Psychiatry, NYU Langone Medical Center; Principal Investigator, Public Health Research Center, NYUAD

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