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Mother smoking, easy to get angry
Mothers who quit smoking when pregnant will give birth to more fun and easy-going children. And those who have mothers who smoke regularly will be very irritable and fas…
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Marijuana smoke contains more toxins than cigarette smoke
Another reason to give up marijuana. The Canadian team found that marijuana smoke contains a significant amount of toxic compounds such as ammonia and hydrogen cyanide h…
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Smoking causes baldness
Those who smoke more than 20 drugs per day will be at risk of baldness twice as high as non-smokers. And even this risk remains even when the person quit smoking.
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Smoking mothers, children prone to obesity!
According to research by Japanese scientists, women who smoke during pregnancy may have a 3 times higher risk of obesity than those of non-smoking mothers. This research…
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Tobacco makes men helpless
Even healthy men are at risk for erectile dysfunction if they smoke - and the greater the risk of impotence in the bed.
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Indoor air pollution
Kitchen smoke causes about 1.5 million people to die prematurely each year, double the number of people who die from air pollution in cities ...
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Beijing banned smoking in taxis
Beijing will issue a ban on smoking in taxis from October 1 in an effort to create an
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Smoking is at risk of insane
People who smoke a lot of cigarettes are more likely to develop alzheimer's and other forms of dementia than those who have quit or do not smoke.
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Pregnant women often suffer from depression
More than 1 in 10 pregnant women smoke and many suffer from depression. This makes smoking cessation more difficult. New research shows that not simply speaking
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Parents smoke, children are prone to miscarriage
Their parents and their daughters may be at risk of miscarriage later ... A new finding by the University of Michigan School of Public Health.
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Tobacco changes sperm's DNA
According to Canadian scientists at McMaster University, smoking can alter the DNA sequences of sperm cells and these genetic changes can be transmitted to offspring.
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Passive smoking, is also at risk of cancer
According to research by US scientists, just exposure to cigarette smoke for 1 hour working in restaurants, restaurants ... is enough to cause carcinogens to increase 6%…
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Parents who smoke are catching children
Babies who have at least one parent or mother who smoke, have about five times the amount of cotinine (a byproduct of nicotine) in their urine compared to other children.
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Tobacco mutates genes in semen
Canadian researchers have performed tests on mice and pointed out that cigarette smoke can cause changes in the sperm cell's DNA sequence, which can potentially be inher…
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WHO urges all countries to ban smoking in public places
On the occasion of World No Smoking Day 31-5, the World Health Organization (WHO) has called on all countries to issue a ban on smoking in closed public places, consider…