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    throught an internal body. Therefore I chose to reserch on bad effects of smoking mainly towards the nonsmokers. According to World Health Organization (WHO), there are some 4000 known chemicals in tobacco smoke; at least 250 of them are known…

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    able to live a healthier lifestyle, and even make a difference in other individuals lives. If more people choose to light up another cigarette, they are choosing to live unhealthy, and damage others around them as well. As the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states, smoking is the main cause of “one in five deaths” each year in the United States alone (3). Cigarettes are considered as a deadly substance to society, making victims vulnerable to second hand smoke. With that being…

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    Smoking In America

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    citizens of America. The tobacco industry made smoking appealing to the children of an entire generation and turned all of them into smokers, causing millions of deaths related to smoking. Cigarettes are a burden on the economy, they are responsible for millions of deaths, and are extremely addictive to young adults. Smoking is an epidemic on this country and should be banned for the betterment of future generations. Some would argue that cigarette smoking and other tobacco products are…

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    What do you think the number one killer in the United States is? The answer: tobacco use. Deaths from tobacco use in 2000 beat the total number of deaths from obesity with an astonishing 435,000 deaths. This also beat the total number of deaths by alcohol use, microbial agents, toxic agents, motor vehicle accidents/collisions, firearm use, sexual behavior, and illicit drug use (Marshall). So if smoking is the number one killer, shouldn’t we take steps to reduce the number of smokers? One small,…

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    being harmed from cigarettes in parks and beaches. In order to significantly lower the annual numbers of secondhand smoke caused deaths and debilitations, as well as spare animals from harm, public use of smoke-producing and other waste-producing tobacco must be banned in the United States. Those that are most exposed to and most susceptible to negative health effects from secondhand smoke are children and infants: those who cannot protect themselves from smoke. According to the…

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    Smoking can be of tobacco products or marijuana, tobacco is the main product smoked with an estimate of 1 billion smokers in the world today. Smoking has effects to both the smokers and the people living with them and the most common of them is cancer. Smoking has various impacts ranging from health, financial and social. All these impacts are negative since there is no known documented positive effect of smoking Smoking causes various types of cancers namely; tongue, bladder, ovary, lung,…

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    Health Screening and Health Promotion Education Activity: Special Olympics Experience The overall goal of the health promotion and screening stations at the Special Olympics is to promote and maintain healthy lifestyles among Special Olympics athletes. The Special Olympics health promotion and screening venue was an incredible learning experience for both us and the athletes. This paper will discuss our overall Special Olympics health promotion and screening experience. It will include the…

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    San Francisco quit completely, but any small amount of them that did quit is great. Just recently, CVS has begun its ban on selling tobacco products and offers help for those over 18 who are willing to quit, making it “…the first large chain to stop tobacco sales”(O’Donnell and Ungar). The previous studies of pharmacy bans show that the choice of CVS to ban tobacco sales in their stores may have a great impact on decreasing smokers in the…

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    As a society we have developed so much. Science, medicine, and technology itself are all proof of these progressions. So why, when we have so much knowledge and information at our fingertips, are there still people doing unnecessary things such as smoking when they know that it is not good for them? Why do they smoke while knowing that what they’re doing is slowly, but surely hurting and killing them? More importantly, why do they smoke in public thus putting that many more people in danger?…

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    Death From Squares Every year hundreds of thousands of people die from smoking cigarettes. Cigarettes cause more than 480,000 deaths per year (Health Effects of Cigarette Smoking). Cigarettes ruin slowly but surely the lives of numerous smokers and even nonsmokers. Cigarettes should be illegal because of the products in cigarettes, the damages they cause to the human body, the negative effects they have on pregnancy, how addictive they are, and how they affect nonsmokers. With the banishing of…

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