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    Sergio Caramanico

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    Thank you for referring Sergio Caramanico, a 56 year-old gentleman who operates a manufacturing business. Sergio generally works ten hours per day. He is an ex-smoker of approximately 30 pack years and consumes alcohol on average two standards drinks each evening. Regular medications include allopurinol, Atacand and Liptor. As you are aware, around three weeks ago, Sergio was involved was involved in a motor vehicle accident where it seems he had a micro-sleep behind the wheel after…

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    In the article The State of Cultivation by Michael Morgan and James Shanahan; it talks about the Cultivation analysis which investigates television’s contributions to viewers. Conceptions of social reality was developed by George Gerbner in the 1960s, from Gerbner’s Cultivation Theory; media researchers came up with something known as the ‘‘the cultivation hypothesis’’ which is about those who spend more time watching television are more likely to perceive the world of fictional television as…

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    Excessive alcohol intake, gallstones, smoking, injury to your abdomen, infection as well as other underlying health problems may be among the causes of pancreatitis and although some symptoms may go away by itself, it is important to find treatment for pancreatitis to make sure you know how to deal with it and avoid it in the future as well. Here are a few of the things that…

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    Even though smokers are under influence by nicotine, it does not play decisive role in driving them to puffing on EC. According to a survey conducted by Rutten et al. (2015), three major motivations behind the use of EC are quiting smoking (58.4%), reducing smoking (57.9%), and health risks (51.9%). Such additional survey reveals there are health purposes and not just nicotine addiction driven reasons. It indicates a rational appraisal is present beneath their spontaneous decisions to use EC and…

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    be bothered for cigarettes, but not quite to this extent; he is down nearly half his pack, yet he has only smoked two himself since he purchased it hours ago, the rest having been supplied to those who asked as they approached him on the sidewalk. Smoking is an occasional vice of his, and he is semi-immortal anyway – he won't die from it even if he continuously smokes for a mortal's lifetime, so long as he does Death's bidding. The cigarettes also make it easier for him to draw in his prey,…

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    reviewing the oral hygiene between smokers and non smokers with periodontitis. The article also suggests that smoking and periodontitis are directly linked. (Gene B. Sherwim, 2013). A study on the relationship between Smoking and Periodontal disease states that periodontal diseases and smoking are in direct correlation to one another. (Gene B. Sherwim, 2013). Evidence from a 2010 study states that smoking cigarettes is recognized as the most important environmental risk factor in periodontitis.…

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    Cigarettes vs. E-Cigarettes Attention! Attention! Read all about it, “E-cigarettes vs Cigarettes: A Big Battle is Brewing!” That headline sums up the major debate that is the topic of many discussions and a huge amount of research (Wheeler). In January 2018, the National Academies of Sciences released their findings in the debate between the two products which will give someone interested in the debate some great data that will make the difference in the two clear. Their research…

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    The time I smoked a joint. When I was in 6th grade I thought weed was cool and fun. I was an addict and could never stop thinking about it the feeling was unbearable every time I looked at the paper I imagined rolling it up and going into the clouds. It would let me forget about my stress all the problems at home all of the people who bullied me basically me just throwing all my problems out and not caring anymore. I had no fear and the world seemed upside down in a way where I felt like the…

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    Smoking kilss millions of people every year and the closest thing to a solution is e-cigarettes. Receently the question of weather the e-cigarettes should have a sin tax placed on it or not has arisen. Because e-cigarettes are healthier than conventional cigarettes, don’t have second hand smoke and can help smokers quit their bad habit, e-cigarettes should not have a sin tax placed on them. First of all e-cigarettes are healthier than conventional cigarettes. For example conventional cigarettes…

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    E-Cigarette Analysis

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    Logan stated “E-cigarettes are battery-operated devices that are designed to resemble traditional cigarettes.” E-cigarettes are so popular now in this generation. Teenagers at the young age get addicted to the nicotine not for the right reasons. These products such as Juuls and vapes are supposed to displace cigarettes and help smokers who want to quit but, they are doing just the opposite. This is relevant to the US/VA Government because the problem with E-cigarettes is they’re all around the…

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