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Cigarette smoke has 70 carcinogens
Smokers and passive smokers (within 1 meter) are susceptible to chronic diseases of the lungs, respiratory tract, and many other diseases, which can lead to cancer.
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Smoking at hunger is more dangerous than usual
The toxicity of tobacco becomes very high if people smoke early in the morning, when they have not eaten or eaten anything.
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Controversy about the safety of electronic cigarettes
Battery-powered tobacco products sparked a lot of controversy in the US about its safety for users.
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Mint smokers are harder to quit
Tobacco containing peppermint essential oil makes it harder to quit smoking than regular cigarettes. The conclusion was made by scientists from Penn State, Miami, Califo…
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Electronic cigarettes are at risk for health
E-cigarettes, which are increasingly used in the world, are believed to be unsafe and pose a risk to health.
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Do not use any tobacco products
According to the American Heart Association (AHA), non-smoking tobacco products (dry powder tobacco or chewing tobacco) should not be used as a substitute for convention…
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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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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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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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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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Adolescent smoking can lead to depression
Young smokers may wear depression later, according to a new study from Florida State University.
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A nicotine vaccine is coming soon
Swedish researchers have begun testing a vaccine to fight the effects of nicotine on brain cells.
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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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Nutrition for people who want to quit smoking
Every few hours during the first days of quitting, people who quit smoking need light meals, less starch to maintain blood sugar for the entire morning ...
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Smoking during pregnancy causes long-term effects
A new study in experimental mice provides strong evidence that smoking during pregnancy can have a long-term adverse effect on the development of cardiovascular children.