There is good quality of evidence and moderate to high grade of evidence on the effectivity of individual behavioral interventions for tobacco consumption (TC) cessation, in adults as well as in pregnant women.

Evidences on primary care recommendation of children and adolescents’ depression screening were searched. It is a prevalent problem that tends to chronicity and that appears as the result of biological, psychological, social and environmental factors. Due to its complexity, most of the activities of its primary prevention (positive parentality enforcement, conflict resolving skills or school bullying prevention) exceed the sanitary area.