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    NHS Anti-Smoking Campaign

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    Through having the girl reeled around by her smoking habit, NHS elaborates on her need for tobacco and how even though it is harming her, she refuses to stay away from what is truly killing her. By using this emotional appeal, NHS amplifies their awareness and potential associates whom do not wish to become like her and offer help to change their…

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    E-Cigarette Analysis

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    E-Cigarettes E-cigarettes are becoming a more popular alternative to smoking tobacco cigarettes. With its popularity comes much controversy. Some believe that e-cigarettes are not good alternatives to smoking, while others believe smoking e-cigarettes is less harmful. In my opinion, I believe that it is too soon to make a concrete opinion about the use of e-cigarettes. However, for right now, I believe that e-cigarettes are not a good alternative, but have the potential to be. That being said,…

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    are many people that say smokeless tobacco is far better for you than cigarettes. Why? Some say that it is because there is nothing that is entering your body such as smoke or tar; however, that is far from true. Smokeless tobacco, like cigarettes, has many health risks that should not be ignored. While cigarettes are known to cause more life-threatening issues, that should not be a reason for us as a society to ignore the truth behind the two forms of tobacco. The two forms have their…

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    Tobacco companies have been exploiting countries’ regulations for a long time and they are the only ones that are benefiting because they make sure to keep the dangers of smoking hidden. Phillips Morris International products are very popular in Uganda, where I grew up. When I was in Uganda, almost all my friends smoked and they were teenagers. Just like I did not know the consequences of smoking, my friends smoked for fun and they were extremely addicted. The only reason I wasn’t smoking was…

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    by about four percent,” (Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids, 2015). When the sales tax is increased people who smoke are more likely to smoke less, and those that have quit smoking are more likely to not pick the habit back up. Raising the taxes of tobacco products does more than just decrease second hand smoke exposure though. “Higher tobacco taxes also save money by reducing tobacco-related health care costs, including Medicaid expenses,” (Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids, 2015). The higher taxes…

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    According to google 42.1 million people in america use tobacco products. 480,000 of those people have died in the last year because of the effects of preventable diseases. just think about that, half of a million humans died because they couldn 't kick the addiction. There are many ways these people could have saved their life by just finding help by going to a doctor, talking to a friend or family member. Those people can help get a medicine like a nicotine patch, a placebo like herbal…

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    chemicals are being ingested into their bodies and what side effects may they cause. Tobacco is a nicotine-rich product that is addictive when used. Healthy People (2016) states the usage of tobacco can cause cancer in multiple organs of the human body such as lung, liver, and esophagus. It also can cause heart disease and strokes, lung disease, and reproductive effects to an unborn fetus. The user who is using a tobacco product can cause health related illnesses to the people around them.…

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    PMT Genes

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    Results Design of the RNAi vector The PMT gene family is well conserved among the Solanales. There are five genes in the PMT gene family (PMT1 to PMT5) which differ in the exon 1 sequence due to the insertion of a variable number of 33 nucleotide repeats. This makes the first exon as an ideal region for the design of gene specific RNAi trigger sequence (Fig 1A). Full-length sequences are available for four PMT genes (PMT1 to PMT4) whereas only the sequence of exon1 is known for PMT5 which…

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    within every society. The most common plant used for smoking is tobacco. The multi-billion dollar industry we know and despise today was not one born with the intent of hurting anyone. Over the years, numerous studies have been shown that smoking any kind of tobacco is incredibly harmful to ones body and is even made with known potent carcinogens, and also nicotine. Nicotine is the addictive drug found within cigarettes and other tobacco products. The main question being asked…

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    it has a great effect on the environment also. Cigarettes are the number one item that turns up in waste and littered trash. They keep it pushed under the rug with the bad effects it causes on the environment due to the large gross of money the companies receive from people purchasing them. In this essay I will try and persuade my readers to put a stop to cigarette smoke and the buds, and take me up on my solution to fix the problem to mainly help the environment and someone else’s health.…

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