Study Finds High Tobacco Use Among Elderly Population in Eastern Nepal

A recent study conducted in Eastern Nepal has revealed notable trends in tobacco use among the elderly population. Researchers P.K. Mandal and M. Bhandari carried out a community-based investigation to examine the prevalence of tobacco consumption and identify factors that contribute to its usage among older individuals in the region. The findings highlight a significant health concern within this demographic, which often faces various age-related health challenges.

The study focused on understanding patterns of tobacco use and determining predictors that influence consumption habits among elderly residents. By analyzing data collected from local communities, researchers aimed to provide insights into how tobacco impacts this vulnerable age group. The research underscores the importance of addressing tobacco use as part of broader public health efforts targeting aging populations in Eastern Nepal.

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Date: November 29, 2025

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