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Changing lifestyles lead to immature deaths
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Noted psychologist Dr B Keshav blamed the changing life style of youth for their premature deaths.
Nizamabad: Noted psychologist Dr B Keshav blamed the changing life style of youth for their premature deaths.
He said that the youth were getting addicted to smoking and chewing gutka and jarda at an awareness programme organised by Manovignana Vedika here on Thursday. Keshav warned that sperm count in men will decrease if they were addicted to smoking.
Approximately 35 lakh people around the world were dying because of tobacco consumption at a rate of one death at every three minutes in India.
Arun, Ashok, Shyam Kumar, Kavya, Manjula, Soujanya, Ramya, Ravali, Jamuna, Haimad, Anjanna and Sangeetha attended the programme.
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