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    E-Cigarettes Research

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    E-cigarettes are a good way to reduce the rate of smoking among teenagers. Teenage smokers have increased at an alarming rate especially in the United States (U.S.). These teenagers do not seem to care that smoking is the major cause of emphysema and lung cancer. Some areas have banned smoking in public places. There is also a push to have companies banned from advertising tobacco. These are but a few of the ways the U.S. is trying to reduce the rate of smoking. Most chain smokers and addicts…

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    tobacco, such as chewing tobacco and electronic vapor, are just as bad, or even worse, for you than cigarettes. The argument could not be anymore false; in fact, it is the other way around. Smokeless tobacco is a good alternative for smoking and is better than smoking. There are several facts and studies to support this claim, such as cancer decreasing and the way nicotine is being consumed. "Smokeless tobacco -- with high amounts of nicotine -- may be a more realistic…

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    Introduction Smoking cessation refers to the process of discontinuing smoking of tobacco. Though Smoking cessation normally seems to be a very simple process, in real sense it is one of the most challenging processes bearing in mind that tobacco contains a high level of nicotine and is very addictive hence making the process of quitting not only difficult but also prolonged. Though many people have tried to abandon smoking completely, it is disturbing to note that it is only a few who have…

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    Secondhand smoke exposure causes 41,000 deaths a year among nonsmoking adults. The dangers of smoking is no secret. Nearly 70% of smokers say they want to quit. Unfortunately, the nicotine in cigarettes is very addictive, making it difficult to stop. I believe there is a better alternative: the electronic cigarette. Electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes, give smokers a way to mimic the feeling of smoking a traditional cigarette, while still getting the nicotine they crave. Many believe that…

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    Introduction &Primary goal of informatics/HIT project element Cigarette smoking is a universal health hazard. It is considered one of the leading causes of preventable death around the world (Morrell, Skarbek & Cohen, 2011). It is responsible for numerous adverse outcomes and diseases related to tobacco use. Tobacco use is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. It represents the single most important preventable health hazard worldwide. In the United States, cigarette use is…

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    Smoke Signals Summary

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    Electronic cigarettes have helped people to quit smoking; however experts are worried that e-cigs manufacturers are targeting young people which will cause them to be addicted to nicotine. “Smoke Signals” by Alessandra Potenza has explained that even though e-cigs were made to be positive, they can be dangerous at the same time. U.S. officials are worried that e-cigs are attracting more teens to try this product instead of addicted smokers. Ecigs has a lot of money in marketing to make them…

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    My blackout journey was emotionally prolonged because I thought I was going to die. My entire life is me using electronic media, with the exception of when I’m sleeping. Only being able to use my laptop for homework and nothing else, felt like I was going to break into a million pieces. I started my journey on Friday, May 20th through Saturday, May 21st. Little did I know, this was going to be harder than I expected. On the first day, when I woke up that morning, I was not excited. My first…

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    The aura and working conditions changed drastically, scheduling was very heavy, workload increased, many employees quit and concerns were overlooked. One day, on my way to work I was hit by drunk driver and was rushed to the emergency and later admitted for observation, until the next day. I called my employer soon as I got home and faxed doctor’s note exempting me…

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    Privilege is what I consider, an advantage a group of individuals have over everyone else in society. They can live their lives without having to modify to anything they encounter. This includes being able to go shopping, and having a plethora of options because the stores offers mainly your size. This also, includes being able to get a job because you have a “clean” appearance. A person is privileged, when they are not constantly being followed by sales associates in the store. Privilege is…

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    Everyone knows that smoking is dangerous for your body, but it’s also harmful for non-smoker being exposed to these harsh chemicals. People who are exposed to smoke are more likely to have lung diseases, cancer, and many more health problems. In the Cdc.gov fact sheet it’s reported that “Since 1964, approximately 2,500,000 nonsmokers have died from health problems caused by exposure to secondhand smoke.” Secondhand smoking is dangerous for adults but more so for children because their lungs are…

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