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    Most recreational smoking starts at the age eighteen, but the majority of teens who do smoke, do not know the consequences. In the 15th and 16th centuries, the Native Americans smoked tobacco for medical and religious purposes. Yet, they did not smoke every day for recreation. Tobacco first really became known when European explorers witnessed this, they then returned with a new found drug. Later the drug was adopted by the rich and poor as their drug of choice. They chose it to be their drug of…

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    Outcomes: The American Lung Association of the Mountain Pacific (ALA) serves Alaska, Hawai’i, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming (ALA, 2016). Although the programs in each state varies based on the needs of the community, the Mountain Pacific states are dedicated to the same mission of improving lung health and preventing lung disease (ALA, 2016). Community engagement is an important component of the ALA’s marketing. On the individual level, the LUNG FORCE heroes allow…

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    hands of fifteen percent of adults in the US. This killer claims the life of over 480,000 Americans people every year (USDHSS). Cigarettes, loved and enjoyed by many who are completely aware of its dangers but choose to be oblivious. Corruption may not be the first word that comes to mind when thinking about cigarettes but cigarettes are shrouded in a dark history of conniving, evil, schemes. Big tobacco companies are corrupting…

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    Tobacco use is prevalent and widespread, it may seem like the amount of smokers are on the decline but the numbers are astonishing. Tobacco use kills up to half of its users (Tobacco). “Every time a person lights up a cigarette he or she releases 4,000 chemicals into the air and at least sixty nine of them are known to cause cancer” (Bast). Research has proven cigarette smoke can cause cancer, and inhaling secondhand smoke can be just as harmful as smoking itself. Secondhand smoke is a key…

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    this assignment I decided to base my topic on Public Health Enemy #1, Tobacco Use. The reason I chose this topic was due to family factors that have occured within my family from tobacco. From being dangerously addicted to cancer, this topic is not seen lightly within my family. There are three major points I’d like to point out when discussing my topic. My first point is second hand smoke. On major player when it comes to tobacco is cigarettes. It is known to affect the individual mostly,…

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    Throughout history the United States has always used tobacco products as a cash crop to help support the nation. Over time tobacco was sold to many people within the country and out of the country, it was used widely, and it brought in a lot of money/income. Soon cigarettes were created out of tobacco, becoming very popular throughout the country; not only were they very popular, but they were very addictive. Before the 1940’s no one feared the consequences of smoking cigarettes until cancerous…

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    article outlines the fundamental importance of abstaining from dangerous drugs, such as smokeless tobacco products. Overall, she supports her justification through personal anecdotes of tobacco users who have experienced the repercussions of smokeless tobacco directly as well as detailed accounts on her profound research clarifying health risks. In addition, Julie Mehta offers background on the tobacco industry’s marketing format concerning adolescents and teens through the promotion of…

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    "More than 90 percent of all smokers started smoking before age 20" (Casey). Tobacco products are appealing to especially teenagers and even children. Products containing nicotine have been held in a limelight for decades that is attractive to youth. This limelight does not stress how bad these products are for one's health and teenagers can fall for the trap. The legal age for the consumption of tobacco at this present time is 18. The legal age for the consumption of nicotine should be raised…

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    can cause major health problems and that being around someone who is smoking is harmful due to second-hand smoke. If the government was to ban cigarettes health care cost would go down as well as decreasing waste. The tobacco companies are the only ones who profit. The tobacco companies pay taxes to the government which in turn pays for healthcare for individuals on state health insurance. Society should be for banning cigarettes because it would reduce healthcare costs as well as reducing air…

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    regarding smoking cigarettes. Considering, cigarettes have become very popular since then and it is becoming more mainstream in today’s society. It has been said that tobacco was already been smoked and grown in the United States by the Native Americans before it became popular in Europe and been spread to the world (Prince 653). Therefore, tobacco has existed for so many years now and the population of people using it is going up and down throughout the years. Mainly in America, according to…

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