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    substances and carcinogens while they perform their duties at the scene. A significant number of firefighters don't receive workers' compensations benefits. For example, the fire departments in Atlanta do not have policies in order to limit exposure to toxic substances and dangerous chemicals, thus increasing the potential risks among firefighters to develop dangerous diseases such as cancer (“CBS46 Investigation,” 2014). In any fire incident, firefighters are exposed to carcinogens. Jeff…

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    Smoke Signals Summary

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    officials are worried that e-cigs are attracting more teens to try this product instead of addicted smokers. Ecigs has a lot of money in marketing to make them look sexy and fun; however they fail to mention they are banned in some countries for there carcinogens in them and they are targeting the youth. Electronic cigarettes was made in china by a pharmacist who saw his father die from lung cancer. His goal was…

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    Cancer, Malignant Tumors

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    The esophagus, in particular, is highly vulnerable to the combined effects of exposure to environmental carcinogens and malnutrition, particularly in certain extreme environments of the developing world. Even in high-income countries, dietary carcinogens and nutrition play a major role in the etiology of oropharyngeal, esophageal and, to a lesser extent, gastric cancers, but the mechanisms are poorly understood. Thus, dietary…

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    puff.” Sadly both those statements aren’t true, did you know that over 1075 smokers and 137 second hand smokers die from smoke related deaths every day. Most of these deaths are provided by the 69 different animal and human carcinogens implanted in cigarettes every day. Carcinogens are substances that are capable of causing cancer in living tissue. Many smokers and big tobacco companies will argue that there is no effect on the students and teachers if smoking were allowed. That it is sad that…

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    of the contaminated 15 acres, Hooker Chemical Company, it was contaminated with 21,000 tons of toxic waste. This chunk of land was sold to the 99th School Board of Education. There were over 200 different chemicals and at least 12 are known as carcinogens which means that the chemicals…

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    the United States because it, not only hurts oneself, but hurts all those around you as well. Most people do not consider the impact they have on others when they smoke marijuana. For example, “… marijuana smoke contains roughly 30 times as my carcinogens as cigarette smoke.” (Barr). One can see just how harmful second hand smoke can be from marijuana. If marijuana were to be legalized, all across the…

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    Epidemiology Case Summary

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    2011) Some possible risk factors for cancer includes: age, genetics, career, smoking, tanning, excessive drinking, poor diet, lack of exercise, obesity, location of residence, and access to health care. In our case, the agent is the asbestos, a carcinogen. The host is the human and their genetic susceptibility. The environment is how close or far away they live from the defunct paper mill in Lockport, because when the demolition occurred, it caused the asbestos debris to be exposed in the air.…

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    Have you ever taken time to read the ingredients in one of the foods you buy at the supermarket? Even if you have, do you understand what all those ingredients are? Ingredient labels are required to list everything included in the food, seasonings, and sauces. If you are trying to clean up your diet and eat better, you need to take the time to look for sneaky ingredients that are not good for you. Preservatives Let's start with some of the obvious ones. Preservatives are ingredients used to…

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    Banning Cigarettes

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    Cigarettes are the world's most known and most preventable human carcinogen causing agent. Cigarettes should be illegal in public places in the United States to help optimize America's standard of health. Secondhand smoke is a serious health hazard, non-smokers being exposed to secondhand smoke regularly will ultimately result in the absorbance of harmful chemicals. Smoking patients who are ill may and are being turned down by doctors because of their inability to eliminate the elective problem.…

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    Sythetic Fragrances

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    glycol methyl ether which is an eye, skin and respiratory irritant, aliphatic petroleum solvent which is neurotoxic and isopropyl alcohol which is carcinogenic at high concentrations. They may also include detergents which can irritate skin, the carcinogen 1,4-dioxane, ethanol, ammonia and fragrances. In areas where there is a large quantity of carpet, the amount of chemicals released from carpet cleaners and deodorizers can be…

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