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    consumers spend on cigarettes. The tobacco industry is a huge, booming business that brings in millions of dollars for the government.…

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    All tobacco products do more harm than good. Nowadays there are many people, of all ages use the vast amount of tobacco products. There are many different ways to use tobacco; chew, dip, snuff, cigarette and cigar smoking, and pipe smoking. Chew is in the form of a plug, usually flavored, for chewing instead of smoking. Dipping tobacco or referred to as moist snuff is finely ground or shredded smokeless tobacco that you put between the lip and the gum. Snuff is pulverized tobacco that is to be…

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    Tobacco companies have been exploiting countries’ regulations for a long time and they are the only ones that are benefiting because they make sure to keep the dangers of smoking hidden. Phillips Morris International products are very popular in Uganda, where I grew up. When I was in Uganda, almost all my friends smoked and they were teenagers. Just like I did not know the consequences of smoking, my friends smoked for fun and they were extremely addicted. The only reason I wasn’t smoking was…

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    Introduction Tobacco use is one of the major threats to human health which kills nearly 6 million people each year with an estimated 8 million deaths in the year 2030. More than 2,500 chemicals are found in tobacco and its smoke, among which terpenoids and alkaloids are the major groups [1]. Though there is clinical uncertainty about the carcinogenic property of nicotine, evidences have proved nicotine as the main psychoactive agent responsible for the development of tobacco dependence [2, 3].…

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    Nicotine replacement medicines should be used instead of smoking tobacco. Another alternative such as nicotine chewing gum or lozenges can be employed which has proven to help people to discontinue smoking for over twenty years (American Heart Association, 2015). Using the nicotine patch is another way to assist with quit…

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    Smoke Damage When you were young and watching cartoons you would have come across “the typical cowboy”. Jumping off his horse, he spits out some of his chewing tobacco and looks at his enemy. As the protagonist, he always wins. Next you see the wealthy businessman. He is on the top floor of his very successful business looking over the city. He leans back into his leather chair and lights a cigar he pulled out of a safe full of money that is in his office. Later you see a cop reviewing a case on…

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    Hawaii, the state has decided to raise the smoking age to 21 in efforts to limit teen smoking. Starting January 1st of 2016, Hawaii will become the first state in the nation to ban the usage of tobacco products for people under 21. The state will fine underage smokers and those who provide underage users with tobacco or nicotine items. The state has recognized this issue that has arose within…

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    come with a lot of problems when so many mothers decide to smoke while pregnant. It is a well known fact that smoking is an addiction and is difficult to stop, but it is also another well known fact that smoking has been the leading cause of many birth defects during and after pregnancy. This is why it is important to try and stop smoking all together. Smoking tobacco is often a habit that is very difficult to stop. In the past it has been the leading cause of many well known diseases and…

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    Evidence." Tobacco Use Insights, vol. 8, 2015., pp. 1- 35http://search.proquest.com.ezproxy2.apus.edu/docview/1699183470?accountid=8289. Doran, Chris., and Hall, Wayne. "How Much can the USA Reduce Health Care Costs by Reducing Smoking?" PLoS Medicine, vol. 13, no. 5, 2016.doi:http://dx.doi.org.ezproxy1.apus.edu/10.1371/journal.pmed.1002021. Jones, Miranda R., et al. "Secondhand Tobacco Smoke: An Occupational Hazard for Smoking and Non-Smoking Bar and Nightclub Employees." Tobacco control,…

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    Tobacco can be consumed through smokeless tobacco products, smoked tobacco products, and electronic smoking devices (National Cancer Institute [NCI], 2010). Each form of tobacco contains nicotine, which is a highly toxic chemical responsible for the drug’s addictive properties (NCI, 2010). The likelihood of developing tobacco abusing behaviors increases with the availability of tobacco products (NCI, 2010). As a result, tobacco is one of the most widely abused substances in the United States…

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