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    health problems caused by secondhand smoke, and millions more have had their lives hindered by it. While exposure to secondhand smoke has decreased each year, this rate is too slow to prevent thousands of more deaths from being added to this number, or to keep thousands of more people from suffering due to it. The suffering doesn’t end with humans; animals are being harmed from cigarettes in parks and beaches. In order to significantly lower the annual numbers of secondhand smoke caused deaths…

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    The community action plan that I am going to initiate is banning smoking in a vehicle that children ride in. According to Daily the Post, “Secondhand smoke refers to tobacco smoke that is passively breathed in by people in the vicinity of a person who is smoking” (2014). Secondhand smoke can cause diseases in all ages, but can be worse on children. I think it should be illegal for anyone to smoke around children in such an enclosed space such as a vehicle, where children have to ride.…

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    About 480,000 Americans die from smoking-related diseases each year, in the United States. Smoking is legal in all 50 states, when its the leading preventable cause of death in the country. Congress prohibits the states from making any new legislation; which act to diminish the big cigarette and tobacco industries, due to its best-connected people in Washington and it’s huge role it plays in the U.S economy. The United States Government must impose a complete ban on all cigarette and tobacco…

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    than 480,000 deaths per year in the United States. 53,800 of those deaths are from secondhand smoke exposure alone. This is about 1,300 deaths a day, this number is growing at an alarming rate. Did you know that on average people who smoke die 10 years earlier than people who do not smoke. So the question is should cigarettes be banned, in my personal opinion they should be, because they not only kill the person smoking them, but also the people around them. People who smoke are more likely to…

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    office. Later you see a cop reviewing a case on a long night. Coffee by the scattered files and a still smoking ashtray, full of mostly half smoked cigarettes. Old cartoons show our heroes, and the occasional villain, smoking or using tobacco products. Subliminally these images are telling you “this…

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    cigarettes are products that put poison into the users’ bodies which will lead to major destruction and cause life-threatening and most often, fatal illnesses, e-cigarettes and cigarettes are hazardous to users’ families through the intake of the secondhand smoke which leads to major destruction and cause life-threatening and most often, fatal illnesses especially in users babies and small children, and e-cigarettes and cigarettes cause significant financial damage to the user by costing them an…

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    Smoking Cigarettes Should be Outlawed There will always be discussion on whether or not smoking cigarettes should be illegal. There are an estimated forty million people living in the United States over the age of eighteen, whom are frequent smokers, regulations of smoking have been changed continuously to prevent access of cigarettes to the youth. Smokers put themselves and nonsmokers at risk of tobacco related diseases, so therefore smoking cigarettes should be against the law. Many…

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    the market in 2004 as a pathway to reduce tobacco smoking. Over the last decade, questions have been raised, regarding whether e-cigarettes can result in complete cessation of cigarette smoking, the only solution for health risks. This essay will focus on the evidence in three of most important areas, its impact on helping with smoking cessation, health benefit for smokers, and potential health implications for nonsmokers. As a solution for smoking cessation The first concern is, whether or…

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    order to reverse the damage caused by cigarettes, it must be ceased from the market. Its current legality serves as a danger to society, smoker and non-smoker alike. Laws aim to protect New York City residents from the harmful effects produced by smoking. The New York City Health Department has enacted its most recent regulations on August 1, 2014 called the Local Law 94 and Local Law 97. The Health Department strives to provide smoke-free air, reduce the availability of tobacco to underage…

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    Cigarettes are sold on every corner. Seventeen point eight percent of Americans smoke cigarettes making the market profitable. Smokers try to quit all the time, but most start back smoking cigarettes. There are many ways for smokers to quit smoking cigarettes with nicotine patches, nicotine gum, and even classes to help stop smoking. Sometimes smokers will switch to lighter brands of cigarettes thinking they are weaning themselves off the addiction, but this never helps. In the early 2000’s Hon…

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