Cigarette Smoking Diseases

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    Moking

    Smoking: The truth is written on the box COM/156 Smoking: The truth is written on the box How many of you have ever looked at the outside of a pack of cigarettes? You probably noticed there is a surgeon’s warning written on it stating that smoking is a hazard risk. A written statement that smoking is harmful, yet you see people huddled up outside work smoking or out on the drive with cigarette smoke coming out their car windows. Would it be a surprise that secondhand smoke is now

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    Introduction

    and Its Setting Introduction Like most people, you already know that smoking is bad for your health. But do you really understand just how dangerous smoking really is? Tobacco contains nicotine, a highly addictive drug that makes it difficult for smokers to kick the habit. Tobacco products contain many poisonous and harmful substances that cause disease and premature death. Smoking is the drawing of tobacco smoke from a cigarette, a cigar, or a pipe into the mouth – and often into the lungs – and

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    The Negative Effects of Smoking Cigarettes

    Why Smoking Cigarettes Should Be Considered a Drug Mathew Wright ECPI University Why Smoking Should Be Considered a Drug Smoking cigarettes was once viewed as fashionable throughout the majority of the last century. Smoking was glamorized with beautiful woman though history. The most iconic is Marilyn Monroe. Others such as the Marlboro man who was a handsome cowboy on his steed, and I still haven’t forgotten the smooth stylish camel that could bring the cool to any party. Those times are

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    Smoking Cigarettes

    Many people start smoking because their friends and family members do- it is a social event. However, people get addicted to smoking, so it is difficult to quit. Many companies have introduced what is called E-cigarettes, which are considered less effective on people’s health, but people can get addicted even to E-cigarettes. People think that E-cigarettes are better than the regular cigarettes, and they will be better for their health, relationships, and the environment. E-cigarettes are better than

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    Why Do People Use E-Cigarettes?

    commodities have negative impact and can lead to health problems. The E-cigarettes are common worldwide and it has been getting a lot of attention lately and around 2 million people use e-cigarettes in UK, and their popularity is growing wildly. E-cigarettes, which are Electronic cigarettes, are a device, which works by batteries to deliver nicotine with other chemicals to those who use it in vapor instead of smoke (Dale, 2015). The E-cigarettes has a huge negative effect on people life’s and this commodity

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    The Effects of Smoking While Pregnant

    The Effects of Smoking during Pregnancy Cassandra Buckner National American University Abstract There are many dangers to an unborn child that can follow them the rest of their lives from maternal smoking. Many studies and significant research shows smoking during pregnancy increases the risk of a long list of problems. Still birth is the most common complication, but placental dysfunctional, premature labor and low birth weight are also problems that can harm the fetus. Over 40% of children

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    with a healthy lungs. But as you get older and engaged with vices particularly smoking, you can`t tell to yourself anymore that you still have a healthy lungs. A stick of cigarette may cause damage to hundreds of fragile alveoli. How much more if you can consume 20 sticks of cigarette a day? Do you think you will still have functional lungs after five years of smoking? On the other hand, we all know that smoking is the major cause of most lung disorders. But do you that even if you`re a non-smoker

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    Prevention of Cigarette Smoking to Lessen Respiratory Diseases Cigarette smoking is the major single cause of cancer mortality (death) in most of the countries in the world. Tobacco use is responsible for nearly 1 in 5 deaths in the world. Because cigarette smoking and tobacco use are acquired behaviors − activities that people choose to do – smoking is the most preventable cause of death in our society. About half of all Americans who keep smoking will die because of the habit. Each year about

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    The Tobacco Industry Benefits the Society

    ban on smoking has been put in force since March 1st, 2010. Some supporters even suggest forbidding producing cigarettes. However, others find significance and benefits of the tobacco industry. People who support to restrict the industry use hazards of smoking as a powerful argument. Much research indicates that most of serious health problems are associated with smoking, such as coronary heart disease and lung cancer. An estimated four-hundred-forty-thousand Americans die of smoking-related

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    Substance Abuse

    Smoking is a biological addiction, with nicotine as addictive as cocaine and heroin. However, there is more to being hooked on cigarettes than the physical addiction to nicotine. When people want to quit, they also have a psychological habit to break. Social learning theory describes how we learn by example from others. We are strongly influenced by our parents, and other people we look up to, such as peers, actors and pop stars. This can lead us to emulate their behavior and try smoking. There is

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