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    Smoking is a practice that results in the smoke being absorbed by the body into the bloodstream that eventually reaches the human tissue. Smoking is very harmful, and almost affects every organ of the body. Smoking is responsible for lung cancer, among other types of cancers and health problems. Smoking was originally created in the early 5000BC. The main type and material for smoking is the cigarette, which contains tobacco. After that people developed another types of equipment and substances…

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    families that have lost someone due to cigarettes. Cigarettes should be illegal in Canada. This is because they cause cancer, they are a gross habit and a huge waste of money, and they affect loved ones that surround smokers because of second hand smoke. To begin, Cigarettes are the main cause of lung cancer in Canada. On cigarette packaging it is shown that they can cause cancer, but does not state that it is one of the main causes and it seems that…

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    Yes, that’s right…it’s a health risk. What’s a health risk you may ask? A health risk is something that is a factor that increases your chance of developing a disease. To put two and two together cigarette smoking increases your risk of getting lung cancer. Now don’t get any ideas, chewing tobacco gives you those same chances. Now on to the next question.…

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    The term “Mesothelioma” in medical terms is defined as form of cancer that proliferates at a very fast rate after it has been diagnosed, which affects the mesothelial cells in the body. After detailed study of this disease by several scientists all over the world, it has been concluded that in most of the cases the reason is the direct contact with loose asbestos particles. This disease is generally known to be derived from an abnormality that arises from inhaling the loose asbestos particles…

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    Cigarettes are like sticks from hell, with many dangers to smokers, and to those around them. They are extremely unhealthy for a variety of different reasons. With this in mind, that is why they should be illegal. Cigarettes are habit forming, they are the cause of a huge health risk, and they are a leading cause of death in the United States. In the first place, cigarettes are habit forming. It is not uncommon to see a smoker smoke a cigarette, and then imediately smokes another. Some…

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    Smoking Is Bad

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    Just imagine a family enjoying a calm sunny day at the park. The birds are singing the breeze is cool and refreshing when all of a sudden puff-puff the magic dragon walks by blowing smoke along the way. While they gag on someone else’s addiction and watch as they take one last long draw from their chemical stick and drop it on what was once the nice clean pavement, and snuff it out with their shoe leaving a black sooty stain behind. This crude and possibly over exaggerated image is…

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    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 Hughes, who worked for 24 years at the Woodstock Fire Department in Illinois, took nine months off from work to recover from colon cancer. Mr. Hughes did not receive workers' compensation benefits.…

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    aggressively. Sara, her family, and her doctors, wanted to fight and do all that can be done to get her well. They were fighting so hard that they might have missed the signs that these treatments were deteriorating Sara instead of helping cure Sara’s cancer. Dr. Gawande said, "My subject was to avoid the subject all together." It was good in the beginning that he didn 't want to keep Sara…

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    Tobacco Red Meat Essay

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    While most accept that cancer is a disease rooted in genetic change, there is little consensus among the scientific community regarding the contributions of extrinsic factors and sheer bad luck. Many contend that cancer is solely attributable to bad luck, but if cancer is a game of probability – a gamble – then there are ways to tip the odds. In particular, risk-heightening behaviors such as cigarette smoking, alcohol use, and consuming a diet rich in red meat significantly increase the chances…

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    A pack of smokes is around five dollars. Thats a lot of money for a small box of cancer sticks . You could spend your money on things that wont harm your body, “smoking is a habit that drains your money and kills you slowly one puff at a time…” -Unknown. Smoking kills thousands of people daily, you’re basically giving money to someone to buy death rolls. You’re wasting your money on cigarattes when you could be buying things you might actually need. It bothers me because walking down the street,…

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