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    Long Term Stress

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    living for his family by moving them out the disadvantaged city for a fresh start. Consequently, the family returned months later due to obstacles that stood in Gwais way. Upon returning, Gwai's oldest son started hanging out with bad people and engaging in bad habits. As a result from worrying Gwai suffered a heart attack. When stress starts interfering with your ability to live a normal life for an extended period, it becomes even more dangerous. The longer the stress lasts, the worse it is…

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    unhealthy behavior that she conducts daily is smoking 2-3 cigarettes a day (on someday it is just one). Cultural factors include her views of smoking and obesity. Cultural Factors Smoking According to Lynd, smoking is a habit that almost everyone she knows in her family and friends engage in Vietnam. When asked, “what was the purpose of smoking?” Lynd replied with “Its mostly for fun when I was young.…

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    Smoking People often think negatively of smoking. Even people that smoke think negatively of smoking. Smoking is a bad habit to have. It can ruin your life, and it can ruin other people 's lives as well. It is the leading cause of lung cancer and has almost no good effects. The only good effect it has is on the companies that are selling cigarettes. Smoking should be terminated before it damages anymore lives. Smoking has many very bad consequences. It has side effects that can…

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    In the United States, Cigarette Smoking accounts for more than 480,000 deaths every year (Current Cigarette Smoking Among Adults in the United States). Secondhand smoke is the smoke produced when tobacco products are burned. Secondhand smoke is just as harmful, as tobacco smoke which contains about 70 different cancer causing chemicals. Every year, secondhand smoke causes about 34,000 deaths by heart disease and 7,300 deaths by lung cancer in non-smokers (Secondhand Smoke (SHS) Facts). In this…

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    Benoit and Harthcock (1999) accomplished an essay with the goal of analyzing 40 print ads attacking the tobacco companies' attempts of attracting children into the bad habit of smoking. The data of this work have been taken from several American newspapers and magazines adopting the Tobacco-Free Kids Campaign. The analysis of the text of the campaign showed the use of different strategies which were responsible for making the ads more powerful and persuasive. One of these strategies was the…

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    Ban on smoking Smoking is something that is somewhat accepted in our current society. Almost all shops sell multiple kinds of tobacco, and smokers are in no way a rare sight. It is so embedded in our society that it is influencing our language. For example can someone be smoking hot. This slang term may soon disappear if a smoking ban starts being embedded into countries laws. We have already seem movement towards such bans, with it becoming illegal to smoke inside in most public places. More…

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    enable them to assist and help patients. They also have an obligation to prevent and remove the harm and weight and balance possible benefits and risks of an action. In the situation with N., my nurse’s actions were taken to prevent or remove harm of smoking and to improve the health of COPD patient. First, I gathered information necessary to make an ethical judgment.…

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    the United States die from tobacco use and secondhand smoke, which makes it the leading cause of preventable death in our country (American Lung Association). Anti-smoking advertisements are seen everywhere, either it be on the side of the highway or on tv commercials. The purpose of these advertisements are to persuade you to stop smoking or not to smoke, by showing you horrible graphics and facts about tobacco use, which are often ignored especially by the people that do smoke. This…

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    Over-medicating in America is a common occurrence that is due partially because of people’s lifestyles. Everyday there are constant excuses of why people continue to execute unhealthy habits. One of the biggest issues in America is obesity. Instead of actually working to change their lifestyles, Americans have become reliant on diet pills. Diet pills are any types of pharmacological agents marketed to control or reduce weight. Teenage girls are the most likely to abuse these pills. There was a…

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    RE: The immediate action to limiting tobacco products consumption 1. Purpose Smoking is a bad habit that can adversely impact on the smoker’s health as well as others around them. Various studies have been done and supports the statement, but it remains difficult to decrease the smoking habit. Regrettably, in Indonesia, there is a lack of awareness from the smoker regarding the dangers of cigarette smoke that they breathe (Hardisman, 2009). The high consumption of cigarettes Indonesia…

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