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    States live with a serious illness caused by smoking. 8.6 million people made the conscious decision to start smoking, a highly addictive activity that can lead to cancer, ulcers, and even death (“Tobacco Facts and Figures”). According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, cigarette and tobacco companies spent $9.5 billion in the US on advertising alone in the year 2013. But with all of this money being spent towards such a harmful cause, anti-smoking campaigns started airing their…

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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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    between 2013 and 2014, the percentage and total number of students smoking e-cigarettes tripled from 4.5 to 13.4 percent of students and 660,000 to 2 million teenagers, respectively (Centers for Disease Control, 2015). E-cigarette use for the first time exceeded over the use of every other tobacco product, including conventional cigarettes. The behavior of smoking electronic cigarettes has the influence and popularity that can undo the progress made in reducing youth cigarette smoking rates…

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    The nicotine in cigarettes is as addictive as heroin or cocaine (Benjamin). So you should know that cigarettes are drugs and should not be thought of lightly. Seventy percent of smokers can’t quit (“Tobacco Related Diseases”). But luckily after the age of twenty-six if you have never smoked before, then you probably never will (Benjamin). Smoking also ruins our environment because the smoke and chemicals from the cigarette pollute our air (Benjamin). You should not smoke at all, but especially…

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    by about four percent,” (Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids, 2015). When the sales tax is increased people who smoke are more likely to smoke less, and those that have quit smoking are more likely to not pick the habit back up. Raising the taxes of tobacco products does more than just decrease second hand smoke exposure though. “Higher tobacco taxes also save money by reducing tobacco-related health care costs, including Medicaid expenses,” (Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids, 2015). The higher taxes…

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    The Electrifying Sides of the Debate on Electronic Cigarettes With the strict regulations on smoking and tobacco comes the rise of the electronic cigarette. E-Cigarettes’ popularity has skyrocketed in its lifespan, with an increasing number of people using them. With them being put under the spotlight, there are many who question their effect. Many claim that electronic cigarettes’ purpose is to help smokers quit. They are supposed to be better for a person’s health than regular cigarettes.…

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    Smoking tobacco has been around since 600-900 AD. Over the centuries smoking tobacco has become popular and has attracted people of all ages and backgrounds thanks to advertisements. Advertisements have ranged from showing how fun smoking can be to showing how deadly it is. The companies and organizations that launched the campaigns have utilized many different techniques to catch the reader’s eye. Whether it was to support or go against smoking, both types have shown to be successful at…

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    to a research done by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated 443,000 people die primary from smoking and another 8.6 million live with a serious illness caused by smoking each year. People who smoke, ignore or do not fully know and understand what smoking does to your body and social life. In the past there was a lot of money and assets involved on the tobacco industry. There was very little movement of change on not using tobacco; however, in recent years a lot of…

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    taking the world by storm is a product called Electronic Cigarettes or also known as e-cigarettes. This invention is designed to be a flavor filled unit with a water vapor inside to give a person the sensation of smoking without actually inhaling the tobacco itself. Rather than inhaling the nicotine from the smoking of traditional cigarettes, the electronic cigarettes are a battery operated product that delivers low amounts, if any, nicotine with a flavor so it smells better and taste better.…

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    blame others for the bad reputation that hangs over the tobacco industry and it 's products. By completely avoiding the conflict at hand, the article is left looking more like a finger pointing blame than an actual defense against a ban on cigarettes. The main points the articles attempts to justify are: that smokers already pay taxes that are too high on cigarettes, that defenses offered against tobacco stem from “junk science”, that the tobacco industry is a victim of lawsuit abuse, that…

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