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    pertaining to the issue, the overall issue of tobacco free parks has been gaining publicity for quite some time now. Although contributions such as those from Mayor Bloomberg make a significant impact, most of the success comes from gradual consensus building within communities. The real changes however, come when advocates of health, local residents, and park employees all work together in the effort to raise public awareness on the widely used tobacco, as well as its related issues. Some of…

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    According to Merriam-Webster dictionary, tobacco is any plant of the genus Nicotiana; especially: an annual South American herb (N. tabacum) cultivated for its leaves. With the leaves from the tobacco which was cultivated, it is then used to process for the use of smoking, chewing or as snuff. The breathing of tobacco smoke can be harmful and of the more than 7,000 chemicals in tobacco smoke, at least 250 are known to be harmful and also having caner causing agents. A leading cause of…

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    Officer Ortega Reflection

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    Officer Ortega taught me to refuse drugs. He taught me that alcohol and cigarettes are very bad for me. Did you know that alcohol can cause poor judgement, memory loss, slow reflexes, and loss of self-control? Smoking can cause heart disease. Chewing tobacco can cause mouth cancer, tooth loss, and other health problems. He taught me and my class to count to five, or just scream if we are in stressful situations. I get nervous about a lot of things and counting to five really helped. This D.A.R.E…

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    Lung Cancer Research Paper

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    risk of cancer. One example is to realize how important it is to remain away from the use of tobacco. Smoking tobacco sets yourself up on for a departure to cancerville. It is true that smoking is one major factor to cause multiple types of cancer, including lung cancer, bladder, cervix, and kidney cancers. On the other hand, chewing tobacco can cause oral cancers. Even if you aren’t a smoker of tobacco, consistent amounts of contact to secondhand smoke can gradually increase the risk of getting…

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    or not be insured because of someone else health history. Health Insurance companies penalize people who smoke cigarettes or chewing tobacco. They charge higher premiums or refuse to provide them with coverage. People that have also quit using tobacco within the last several years are penalize. It can take someone several years to recover from a lifetime of smoking tobacco and it takes time for his or her risk of disease to decrease. Many plans provide coverage for smoking-cessation products but…

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    What is tobacco? The definition of tobacco is: a preparation of the nicotine-rich leaves of an American plant, which are cured by a process of drying and fermentation for smoking or chewing. To begin with, smoking anything may be and can be harmful to anyone. Millions of people die each year because they make bad or poor decision because of something they could have fixed. Tobacco is the leading cause of illness and death in the United States. many different cancers as well as chronic lung…

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    Disparities in tobacco use and smoking cessation by race, ethnicity, education, income, and mental health status remain high despite recent successes in trying to reducing tobacco use. There are many interventions that might be reflected as major strategies for reducing lung-specific cancer risks including smoking prevention and cessation, lifestyle, health dietary or nutritional changes, effective screening of identified high-risk individuals just to mention a few. Of these strategies, smoking…

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    Do you know that this innocent piece of tobacco lit between your index and middle finger is responsible for 1 in every 5 deaths? (Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention, 2012) While this cigarette might give you a sense of satisfaction at the moment, it is actually doing you more damage to your body’s future, lifestyle and those around you. Since your smoking habits are considered heavy and your health is of major concern, I have taken the time to explain the destructive effects of smoking…

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    cigarettes advertising on Indian market will increase the consumption of ghutka and zarda. These are low quality chewing gums with variety of highly toxic ingredients including tobacco. These type of goods will benefit strongly as they are not banned for advertising and they are considerably…

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    Many industries have rules to abide by, especially on a government level. The government can impose laws that industries may not agree with. Such as the case with the banning of tobacco advertisement in certain countries all over the world. India’s government put a ban on this practice in their country and some people were for it, but others were opposed to this law. One of the main reasons why the ban was initiated was to get younger people to stop smoking. They wanted to see a decrease…

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