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    Evidence." Tobacco Use Insights, vol. 8, 2015., pp. 1- 35http://search.proquest.com.ezproxy2.apus.edu/docview/1699183470?accountid=8289. Doran, Chris., and Hall, Wayne. "How Much can the USA Reduce Health Care Costs by Reducing Smoking?" PLoS Medicine, vol. 13, no. 5, 2016.doi:http://dx.doi.org.ezproxy1.apus.edu/10.1371/journal.pmed.1002021. Jones, Miranda R., et al. "Secondhand Tobacco Smoke: An Occupational Hazard for Smoking and Non-Smoking Bar and Nightclub Employees." Tobacco control,…

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    opposed to the usage of tobacco products due to their origin and those that hailed tobacco as the newest and greatest medical innovation also entered society (Mancall 650). The knowledge of tobacco spread throughout Europe through accounts of explorers and the treatises of those that aimed to spread their understanding of the medical advantages of tobacco (Mancall 649). People of the time associated the use of tobacco with its use during the pagan rituals of the Native Americans; however, those…

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    Modi Sugar Mills Limited was advanced in the year 1932 and in this manner changed its name to Modi Industries Limited (MIL) on seventeenth January, 1964. Throughout the years, MIL developed into a multi-unit organization having its Registered Office at Modinagar (U.P). The organization comprises of nine assembling units to be specific Modi Vanaspati Mfg. Co., Modi Paint and Varnish Works, Modi Arc Electrodes Company, Modi Gas and Chemicals, Modi Soap Works, Modi Lantern Works, Modi Sugar Mills,…

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    caused by: • Use of tobacco products, such as cigarettes, chewing tobacco, or e-cigarettes. • Excessive alcohol use. • Tongue injury or irritation. • Certain medicines, such as medicines to treat cancer. RISK FACTORS • This condition is more likely to develop in: • People who are 50 years or older. • Men. • People who are taking antibiotics or steroids, such as asthma medicines. • People who drink alcohol excessively. • People who use tobacco products, including…

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    vulnerability of these consequences in workplaces, a developing concern for countless individuals who are demanding a healthy working environment. (Schmidt, H., 2013) Twenty-one states, have a policy of not hiring smokers, a practice opposed by 65% of Americans, according to a 2012 poll by Harris International. (Schmidt, H., 2013) According to Koch, W. of USA Today in 2012, a mounting number of employers, predominantly hospitals and medical businesses, are enforcing bans on smokers; by declining…

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    1 Crompton, J. L. (1993). Sponsorship of Sport by Tobacco and Alcohol Companies: A Review of the Issues. Journal of Sport and Social Issues, 17(2), 148-167. This article discusses how the sports industry’s concerns with their own self-betterment and prosperity, commonly results in incongruent sponsorships with companies representing addictive and harmful products. John L. Crompton analyzes multiple perspectives on the issue regarding tobacco and alcohol sponsorship in sport. He reasons that…

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    every year is the most unpopular form of tobacco yet there still are a select few teenagers who pick up on this habit because of the type of sport they play. I believe they feel like they are just like the pros. These teens either pick up from them or from a fellow teenager who are better than them. Cancer is a dangerous thing. To play with a life is something most of us do as we drive our cars every day, however that isn’t the same thing as using tobacco. We may be risking our lives carefully…

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    consumers spend on cigarettes. The tobacco industry is a huge, booming business that brings in millions of dollars for the government.…

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    Substance abuse has progressively become a growing epidemic in the United States, with an average of 23.5 million Americans addicted to alcohol and other drugs (Together,Join, 2010). This is estimated to one in every 10 Americans, ages 12 and over who are struggling with addiction. Among those affected by alcohol and substance related dependencies are pregnant women with nicotine addiction. Over the years there have been countless studies and breakthroughs on the substance of nicotine, pregnant…

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    Social anxiety or SA is strongly linked to depressive symptoms and is usually a preceding symptom of depression. It is assumed that not secure attachment makes people liable to Social Anxiety and this SA leads to depressive symptoms. A study has been done like this in 2001, but this study goes a step further with its findings while also confirming the results of the previous study. This study’s participants were given the Bielefeld Questionnaire of Client Expectations and the German version of…

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