5th Annual Conference of the International Society for the Prevention of Tobacco Induced Diseases

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Time	Friday, 24th November 2006
7.30-8.30	Registration
8.30-9.00	Opening Ceremony Guest of Honour: Dr York Chow, Secretary for Health and Welfare, Hong Kong SAR Chairs: Tai Hing Lam, Lakshman Samaranayake, Sophia Chan
9.00-9.45	Plenary 1 President's address: The long march to denormalisation of tobacco Anthony Hedley (HK) Chair: Tai Hing Lam
9.45-10.30	Plenary 2 Role of nicotine in pathological angiogenesis - A new paradigm for tobacco-related diseases? Christoph Peter (USA) Chair: David Scott
10.30-11.00	Tea / coffee / Poster sessions
11.00-12.30	Symposium 1 Tobacco smoking and oral health 1 Chairs: Esmonde Corbet, Denis Kinane		Symposium 2 Molecular mechanisms Chairs: Brian Tomlinson, Elliott Scott
11.00-11.30	Impact of smoking on chronic inflammatory diseases (including periodontitis) Denis Kinane (USA)		Nicotine induces oxidative effect on AR42J cells, a pancreatic tumor cell line: a comparative study with hydrogen peroxide Parimal Chowdury (USA)
11.30-11.50	Oral submucous fibrosis – Areca quid with tobacco (AQ+T) induced oral disease Vinay K. Hazarey (India)		Fetal rat pulmonary epithelial-mesenchymal cell interactions and DNA impairment after nicotine and cotinine exposure Elliott Scott (Canada)
11.50-12.10	Effect of nicotine on the bone healing in the mandibular distraction osteogenesis Li Ma (HK)		Troglitazone, a ligand of peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma, inhibits the proliferation of lung cancer induced by 4-(N-Methyl-N-nitrosamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone (NNK), a tobacco-specific carcinogen George Chen (HK)
12.10-12.30	Smoking, stress, coping and periodontal diseases in Hong Kong adults W. Keung Leung (HK)		Tobacco smoke is a bioaerosol that contains both bacterial and fungal constituents Lennart Larsson (Sweden)
12.30-2.00	Lunch / Poster sessions
2.00-2.45	Plenary 3 *Molecular Mechanisms for Smoking-Induced Collagen Suppression* Xing Li Wang (USA) Chair: Parimal Choudhury
2.45-3.30	Plenary 4 Tobacco and oral cancer: risk profile, mechanisms and interventions Saman Warnakulasuriya (UK) Chair: L.P. Samaranayake
3.30-4.00	Tea / coffee / Poster sessions
4.00-5.30	Symposium 3 Tobacco smoking and oral health 2 Chairs: Li-Jian Jin, Homer Tso	4.00-5.30	Symposium 4 Clinical Epidemiology I Chairs: G Neil Thomas, Hyeon Chang Kim
4.00-4.30	Suppression of the P. gingivalis-induced inflammatory response of monocytes by tobacco smoke David Scott (USA)	4.00-4.25	The impact of cigarette smoking on mortality in the Asia-Pacific region Hyeon Chang Kim (Korea)
4.30-4.50	A cross-sectional and longitudinal assessment of changes in dental students' attitudes regarding tobacco use cessation counselling Gustavo D. Cruz (USA)	4.25-4.40	Smoking and risk of epithelial ovarian cancer among parous women Inger Torhild Gram (Norway)
4.50-5:10	The effectiveness of training and system modification on dental student tobacco cessation practices Ross Kerr (USA)	4.40-4.55	Impact of smoking and smoking cessation on lung cancer mortality in the Asia-Pacific Rachel Huxley (Australia)
5:10-5.30	Clinical management of smokers with periodontal diseases Li-Jian Jin (HK)	4.55-5.10	Smoking prevalence among high school students in Ilocos Sur Deanna Quilala (Philippines)
5:10-5.30		5.10-5.25	Role of paediatricians in smoking cessation: a survey on clinical p ractice of hospital-based paediatric doctors in Hong Kong Theresa Leung (HK)
6.00-6.15	Break
6.15	Conference reception

Time	Saturday, 25th November 2006
7.30-8.45	ISPTiD Executive committee meeting / Society Journal Editorial meeting
8.00-9.00	Registration
9.00-9.45	Plenary 5 *Prevention of passive smoking, France on the move* Gerard Dubois (France) Chair: Anthony Hedley
9.45-10.30	Plenary 6: The Founding President Ed Nelson Lecture *Legislation resuscitation: rolling back tobacco company efforts to thwart government* Eric LeGresley (Canada) Chair: Lars Ramstrom
10.30-11.00	Tea / coffee / Poster sessions
11.00-12.30	Symposium 5 Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in the Asia-Pacific region Chairs: Judith Mackay, Gerard Dubois	11.00-12.30	Symposium 6 Tobacco control measures Chairs: Jan Johnston, Elliot Scott
11.00-11.25	The Tobacco Free Initiative in the Western Pacific Region: challenges, successes & the future Burke Fishburn (WHO)	11.00-11.20	Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of smoking among students in two different type of school setting in Malaysia Ahmad Shalihin Mohd Samin (Malaysia)
11.25-11.40	What is necessary for reducing smoking rates of youth in Japan? Kazunari Satomura (Japan)	11.20-11.35	An exploratory study of the relationship between susceptibility to smoking and beliefs about tobacco industry practises: implications for tobacco counter-marketing campaigns targeted to non-smoking youth Scott Leatherdale (Canada)
11.40-11.55	Health impacts of the New Zealand Smokefree Environments Amendment Act 2004: an analysis of population data Chris Bullen (New Zealand)	11.35-11.50	Correlates of smoking initiation among adolescents 10-17 years old Eleanor J Galvez (Philippines)
11.55-12.10	The Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) - the way forward Judith Mackay (HK)	11.50-12.05	Systematic smoking prevention from a county perspective A Baigi (Sweden)
12.10-12.25	Panel discussion on the FCTC implementation in the Asia Pacific Regio	12.05-12.25	Panel discussion on tobacco control measures
12.30-2.00	Lunch & ISPTiD Annual General Meeting
2.00-3.30	Symposium 7 Clinical epidemiology II Chairs: Daniel SY Ho, Bernard Cheung		Symposium 8 Policy issues Chairs: Sarah McGhee, Nancy Rigotti
2.00-2.20	Environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), smokeless tobacco (ST), active cigarette smoking are risk factors for pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB) in Kinshasa Benjamin Longo-Mbenza (DR Congo)		The School Health Action, Planning and Evaluation System (SHAPES): integrating research, policy and practice in school-based tobacco control programming Scott Leatherdale (Canada)
2.20-2.35	The impact of cigarette smoking on mortality from upper aero-digestive cancers in the Asia-Pacific region Alireza Ansary-Moghaddam (Australia)		Successful implementation of smoke-free policy in psychiatric hospital Michael KF Mak (HK)
2.35-2.50	Comparative study of health consciousness between smokers and non-smokers Suketaka Iwanaga (Japan)		Anti-smoking legislation: impact on adolescent schoolchildren in Johannesburg South Africa Susannah Tomkins (UK)
2.50-3.05	Low-grade inflammation, thrombogenicity, and atherogenic lipid profile in cigarette smokers Yuji Mizuno (Japan)		Future possibilities in policy and legislative measures to phase out tobacco Hemant Goswami (India)
3.05-3.25	Tobacco consumption as causes of health and income deprivation: analysis of national survey data, Indonesia 2004 Ahsan Abdillah (Indonesia)		Developing culturally-appropriate models for smoke-free homes in Vietnam Martha Morrow (Australia)
3.30-4.00	Tea / coffee / Poster sessions
4.00-4.40	Plenary 7 Cancer Research UK lecture *Corporate social irresponsibility: business as usual for Big Tobacco* David Simpson (UK) Chair: Eric LeGresley
4.40-5.15	Plenary 8 *Cutting tobacco's death toll – an overview of different options* Lars Ramstrom (Sweden)
5.15-5.25	*Tobacco harm standardization: the Filligent example* Melissa Mowbray d'Arbela Chairs: Anthony Hedley, Tai Hing Lam
5.25-6.20	Panel discussion on Harm Reduction John Britton (UK), Gerard Dubois (France), Eric LeGresley (Canada), Benjamin Longo-Mbenza (DR Congo), Judith Mackay (HK), Melissa Mowbray d'Arbela (HK), Megan Pow (HK), Lars Ramstrom (Sweden), David Scott (USA), David Simpson (UK), Alastair Woodward (New Zealand)
6.30	Depart for the dinner
7.00	Conference dinner

Time	Sunday, 26th November 2006
8.00-9.00	Registration
9.00-9.45	Plenary 9 British Council Lecture *The harm of second hand smoke exposures* John Britton (UK) Chair: Sarah McGhee
9.45-10.30	Plenary 10 *Health impacts of second hand smoke before and after comprehensive smoke-free legislation* Alastair Woodward (New Zealand) Chair: Chris Bullen
10.30-11.00	Tea / coffee / Poster sessions
11.00-12.30	Symposium 9 Nursing Chairs: Sophia Chan, Jennifer Percival	11.00-12.30	Symposium 10 Smoking cessation I Chairs: Mary Schooling, Radhouane Fakhfakh
11.00-11.15	Hospital Authority nurses contributions to smoking cessation Susie Lum (HK)	11.00-11.25	Pei Hua Education Foundation Lecture Smoking cessation in China Dr Jiang Huan (China)
11.15-11.30	Public Health Nursing and Programmes in Promoting Smoke-free Living Across the Life Span Sannie Chan (HK)	11.25-11.40	What is the trigger for smoking cessation in Japan? Ryota Sakamoto (Japan)
11.30-11.45	Engaging the Nursing Profession in Tobacco Control - A European Perspective Jennifer Percival (UK)	11.40-11.45	Evaluation of a counseling method for the prevention of child exposure to tobacco smoke: An example of client-centered communication Bjoorn Fossum (Sweden)
11.45-12.00	Introducing smoking cessation in developing countries: a pilot clinic in Guangzhou, China Sophia Chan (HK)	11.55-12.10	Effect of Workbook Program “5&6” for Smoking Cessation Young JA Lee (Korea)
12.00-12.25	Panel discussion on successful smoking cessation programmes in South East Asia	12.10-12.25	Gender differences in smoking cessation clinics in Tunisia Radhouane Fakhfakh (Tunisia)
12.30-2.00	Lunch / Poster sessions
2.00-3.30	Symposium 11 Addiction and dependence Chairs: Richard Fielding, Hayden McRobbie	2.00-3.30	Symposium 12 Smoking cessation II Chairs: Shobha Shetye, Taru Kinnunen
2.00-2.25	Nicotine: not the only wolf in the pack Hayden McRobbie (New Zealand)	2.00-2.25	Depressive symptoms and nicotine replacement therapy in smoking cessation Taru Kinnunen (USA)
2.25-2.40	Non-pharmacological influences on dependence behaviour Richard Fielding (HK)	2.25-2.40	Bringing Systematic Smoking Cessation Treatment Into Acute Care Settings: The Reduce My Risk Program Kenna Ranson (Canada)
2.40-2.55	Self-reported smoking history and dependence, cotinine levels, and psychosocial factors in working men Gwang Suk Kim (Korea)	2.40-2.55	Bringing intervention to Chinese American smokers at all stages of change through their supporters Janice Y Tsoh (USA)
2.55-3.10	Poorer therapeutic response to nicotine patch in women versus men Kenneth Perkins (USA)	2.55-3.10	Nurse managed tobacco cessation service for surgical patients Napaporn Wanitkun (Thailand)
3.10-3.25	Factors associated with smoking reduction and quitting: Preliminary results of baseline measurement in a randomized controlled trial on smoking reduction Sophia SC Chan (HK)	3.10-3.25	The smoking cessation project for university hospital personnel Orasa Panpakdee (Thailand)
3.30-4.00	Tea / coffee / Poster sessions
4.00-4.40	Plenary 11 *Pharmacotherapy for Treating Tobacco use: An Update* Nancy Rigotti (USA) Chair: Sophia Chan
4.40-5.15	Closing ceremony Address by President elect 2006-07 Parimal Chowdury (USA) Chair: Anthony Hedley