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    Greetings Classmates, For my class project I have been studying the residents of Pierce County, Washington. As of the last census in 2010 there were 795,225 residents. As of that date, 88.7 % of the population identified as non-Hispanic and 11.2 % Hispanic or Latino (tpcdh.org, 2016)). A majority of Pierce County residents have at least a high school diploma (90%) and have access to health care (88%) (tpcdh.org, 2016). Unfortunately, there is an increase in percent of residents living below…

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    Non Menthol Cigarettes

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    In a study done by AM J Public Health, they collected data from smokers, nonsmokers and people who quit smoking. They asked a series of questions involving smoking and smoking cigarettes containing menthol, a synthetically made organic compound that has been found to benefit public health if removed from cigarettes. 38. 9% of menthol smokers from the study said they would quit smoking if menthol cigarettes were not available, and only 13% of menthol smokers said they would switch to a…

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    Two articles from separate discourse communities were chosen to be compared for the purpose of identifying, analyzing, and reflecting upon different genre conventions. The two communities being compared are the business and writing communities represented by “Globalization, National Identity and Foreign Policy: Understanding 'Global Korea'” by Jojin V. John. John (2015) and “Rhetorical Reading Strategies and the Construction of Meaning” by Christina Haas and Linda Flower (1988) respectively.…

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    Smoking Self-Assessments

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    This is meta-analysis study calculate the sensitivity and specificity of self-reports of smoking behavior using the biochemical assessments of smoking substances which are formed in the body to validate it. It was done by Donald L. Patrick, Allen Cheadle, Diane C. Thompson, Paula Diehr, Thomas Koepsell, and Susan Kinne. First, the researchers introduced the smoking as the largest preventable cause of mortality and morbidity in USA, and then introduced the importance of using biochemical…

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    Marijuana should be legalized, but it should have many restrictions and consequences. Everything can be used in proportions that are healthy. Some medical treatments using marijuana can help calm seizures so it does have some benefits. Although marijuana should be legalized for medical reasons it should not be “smoked” all the time irresponsibly for recreational purposes. Many people say that marijuana should be completely legalized with no restrictions which isn’t smart, because that will lead…

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    Company, with a Coalition of Taxpayers, Educators, Healthcare Professionals, Law… raised $66.26 million of that. California Citizens Against Special Interests and Wasteful Taxes, No on Prop. 56 raised $27k and Protect Small Business and Smoke Free Alternatives, No on 56; Sponsored by Smoke-Free Alternatives Trade Association raise $3.6k. Tobacco companies alone spent over twice as much as all the committees supporting Yes on 56 combined. Both sides also have various commercials promoting their…

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    Smoking In America Essay

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    If teens knew what smoking would do to them would they still smoke? If they knew that they could die just by picking picking up a little habit would still try it it? Approximately 440,000 Americans die each year from diseases related to smoking (Teen smoking.com). If that many Americans are dying from smoking why are we letting our young Americans smoke? There should be much stricter laws that make tobacco products unavailable to underaged teens. If a teen starts smoking they’re more likely…

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    A. Jermaine exercises regularly. B. Running three miles a week. C. Shakira enjoys keeping fit by taking yoga classes several times a week. D. Yoga often includes dynamic stretches. 3. A. Secondhand smoke causes respiratory problems, and it also causes reddening, itching, and watering of the eyes. B. There is no risk-free level of secondhand smoke exposure, in fact, brief exposure can be dangerous. C. Secondhand smoke, also known as environmental tobacco smoke, is a complex mixture of gases and…

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    I was on the second floor in the Johnson Center, located in the center of the George Mason University campus. I was sitting at a table on the far right side of the building doing my history homework, when I heard a very loud male saying “I do not understand why people think it is a huge deal to smoke on campus. Nothing is going to happen to the nonsmoker if all they do is pass by!” It took so much for me to stay quiet and mind my own business when he made this comment, because smoking around…

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    Secondhand smoke contains thousands of harmful chemicals, that may cause cancer. Nonsmokers who breathe in secondhand smoke take in nicotine, by the same way smokers do. It may cause diseases in children and in adults who do not smoke. Secondhand smoke is a serious health hazard that causes 50,000 deaths per year. Secondhand smoke, also known as environmental tobacco smoke, is especially harmful to children and babies because their lungs are still developing. Millions of children breath in…

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