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Tobacco smoking harms like tobacco
People addicted to waterpipe smoking often argue, waterpipe tobacco is not toxic because the smoke has been filtered through water. Is truth like that?
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Modified DNA for smoking addiction
Tobacco addicts will experience mutations in DNA for every 15 cigarettes they smoke, according to a study indicated by the analysis of a patient's gene.
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The world is still affected by passive smoking
A report from the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on December 9 that the majority of the world's population still suffers from the effects of passive smoking.
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There are hundreds of bacteria in tobacco
Recently American scientists were surprised to find that there are hundreds of different strains of tobacco in tobacco.
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There is going to be a vaccine against relapse
People who are addicted to tobacco may soon be able to access vaccines to help them break bad habits.
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Seven steps to reduce the risk of cancer
Until now, cancer is still a problematic disease with high mortality rates, long-term treatment, costly and usually just prolonged time.
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Whether electronic cigarettes safe?
Tonya Moraffah took a long breath of medicine and felt the nicotine rise in a refreshing way, then she explained why she could end her habit of smoking for 30 years.
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Real numbers for cancer
Three out of every five people have a prognosis of cancer in a certain period of life and one in five will die from cancer.
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New vaccine is made from tobacco
Scientists have used a new vaccine production technology to develop a vaccine for norovirus, which causes diarrhea and vomiting, the second most common viral infection i…
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Smoking can reduce life expectancy by 15 years
The New Zealand Medical Association (NZMA) warns that smokers may have to trade off their habit of harming their health with 15 years of life.
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Skin color reveals nicotine dependence
High density melanin (also known as melanin) - a pigment in skin and hair - may cause smokers with darker skin pigmentation to be more dependent on nicotine.
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Prohibit smoking helps reduce 41% of cases of heart attack
After 3 years of implementing a ban on workplace smoking, Pueblo's hospitalization for heart attack infarction was reduced by 41%.
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Broccoli prevents cancer risk among smokers.
The anti-cancer properties of broccoli and some cruciferous vegetables seem to be very effective for smokers.
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Use menthol - menthol to entice young smokers
In the fight to win everyone's support for tobacco regulations, the fourth-century US researchers announced that tobacco companies adjusted the amount of menthol ( menth…
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Smokers will soon become deaf
Smoking and obesity can cause long-term hearing damage. Both affect the blood flow to the ears, causing a lack of oxygen and do not remove toxins.