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    Smoking cigarettes is the leading cause of death in the United States and it is very dangerous to people’s health. There are also many side effects to this action and the use over the years has led to many dangerous side effects such as cancer, halitosis, and heart disease. Nicotine and cigarettes have been around for a very long time though and in use since Native Americans grew tobacco. While there are people everyday trying to quit this habit, it has so many addictive factors, a lot of people…

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    E-Cigarettes Vs Tobacco

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    e-cigs, vape pipes, or hookah pens: electronic cigarettes (e-cigs) are the latest and greatest sensation for nicotine users. According to Consumers Union, sales increased from $500 million to $1.5 billion in one year’s time, which reflects rapid growth, in contrast to a steady decline in tobacco cigarette sales. It’s not hard to see that the appetite for these devices, which users claim to be more palatable, economic, and healthier than tobacco cigarettes is increasing at an astronomical rate.…

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    Health Daniel Graham ENG 121.156 Basic Argument October 8, 2015 Curbing The Killers Last month, the Food and Drug Administration banned R.J. Reynolds, a major cigarette company, from the selling of four brands of their cigarettes. Even though the first commercial cigarettes hit the general public in the middle of the 19th century, cigarette regulations by the FDA started in 2009. Six years later, the FDA handed down their first ban on a major tobacco company. Regulators state that R.J.…

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    Sugar-Coated Bullet “Winston tastes good like a cigarette should.” Because of its catchy jingle, the slogan was one of the most well known campaigns of tobacco advertising. In the 1950s, people had not realized the harm of tobacco, and the slogan was ubiquitous in America. As a result, more and more people were attracted to smoke and consume tobacco product. Finally, in 1964, a report about smoking revealed that “cigarette smoking was a cause of lung cancer” (reports). The cruel fact caused a…

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    This advertisement showing a doctor holding a cigarette states that doctors smoke and also that they prefer Camels over other brands. However, its message can be interpreted to say that smoking will make you healthier because a doctor is pictured as endorsing cigarettes. This makes me cringe. In order to become a doctor medical students have to take the Hippocratic Oath of which at least one part states "first do no harm". This advertisement is in direct violation of that oath. I believe it is…

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    Smoking cigarettes is a way many people cope with the stress of everyday life. While many people started smoking for this very reason, many others began through the temptation of pure pressure. Cigarettes give the ability to deal with stress for many people; but what is the risk? It is not an unknown fact that smoking cigarettes is dangerously connected to various types of cancer such as lung cancer. For many people, it has become an extremely difficult task to quit smoking even while being…

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    State has the highest state cigarette tax in the whole country. In 2010, the state’s cigarette excise tax further increased to $4.35 per pack of 20 cigarettes or little cigars. There is an additional local tax imposed at $1.50 per pack, bringing the combined state and local tax to $5.85, the highest in the nation. New York is also the first jurisdiction in the world to impose the Cigarette Fire Safety Act which requires the manufacturers to certify that all the cigarettes they sell in NY meet a…

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    Background: Recently e-cigarettes have become very popular. This is because e-cigarettes are electronic smoking devices, which are considered to be safer than smoking a regular cigarette. The problem with the e-cigarettes is that it requires e-liquid or e-juice, which is usually made of nicotine, propylene glycol, glycerine, and flavorings. This e-liquid is advertised as a flavorful substance, sort of like candy to a child, while also being made very easy for a child to open and gain access to…

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    traditional tobacco products, safer alternatives are being developed and marketed to help with this transition. One such technology has recently emerged in the form of Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS), commonly known as the Electronic Cigarette. As this product continues to grow ever more popular with the general public as a safer alternative to…

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    chooses to smoke is well informed and educated on the possible outcome of their habit. People still get addicted to cigarettes in spite of them knowing the effects of smoking, and the tobacco companies are not to be held responsible for this addiction. There marketing is just a suggestion and not a forceful act, the person who had to make a conscious decision to purchase a cigarette and use it constantly despite knowing the effect should…

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