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    the physical damage from tobacco use. Increased awareness of diseases such as emphysema and lung cancer has aided reduced rates of high school aged smokers dramatically (Office of Adolescent Health, 2016). Each year however, some 480,000 deaths in the United States are the result of tobacco use (Bonnie et al., 2015). Studies show that long-term smoking habits often develop in adolescence. According to Liu et al., 90% of current adult tobacco users experimented with tobacco before the age of…

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    Tobacco leaves were discovered by Christopher Columbus. To this day, numerous people in the world smoke cigarettes. According to BBC News, the number of smokers in the world have rapidly increased and the numbers are close to 1 billion. Even if smoking has been growing less popular in areas of the world, the numbers of people who are increasing. As of in 2014, statistics show that China is the world’s top smoking nation. For these problems and factors, the U.S. Justice Department has filed a…

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    studies in many other countries and by organisations respected the world over notably the World Health Organisation, who found that tobacco related deaths were on the rise and would continue to rise unabated if the tobacco companies were allowed to target advertise to vulnerable groups. After reading about these experiences, I find it hard to believe that the tobacco companies would find it an unexpected move, although it is not unusual for them to play the victim in these circumstances. …

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    Chewing tobacco should be banned from professional baseball because it is an unhealthy addiction and leaves a negative impact on America’s youth. Chewing tobacco has been a part of the game for too long and has been causing problems since the beginning. It has been used throughout the game by players and managers alike; this widespread use has been a negative influence to the younger generation in America. Seeing their heroes (professional athletes), chewing, has caused kids to follow in their…

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    Nicotine and Tobacco Nicotine and tobacco products took four stages before they were put on the market for people. The tobacco industry made sure that they separated the effects of nicotine. Another thing they tried to find a more desirable product with a different chemical instead of nicotine. They also tried experimenting on making their products help with neurological disorders. Last was the experiment where they tried to find the therapeutic use so they can reduce the use of nicotine. in…

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    The Effects of Using Tobacco In America alone, 16 million people have some type of disease from smoking or other tobacco related uses (CDC). Tobacco has been around for hundreds of years has been and is used in many different ways like smokeless tobacco, smoking cigarettes, hookah, and cigars. Tobacco dates back to 1000 BC used by mexicans and native americans. All of these contain nicotine and affect the body in the same way. They have also been linked to a variety of cancers especially in…

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    this assignment I decided to base my topic on Public Health Enemy #1, Tobacco Use. The reason I chose this topic was due to family factors that have occured within my family from tobacco. From being dangerously addicted to cancer, this topic is not seen lightly within my family. There are three major points I’d like to point out when discussing my topic. My first point is second hand smoke. On major player when it comes to tobacco is cigarettes. It is known to affect the individual mostly,…

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    According to Merriam-Webster dictionary, tobacco is any plant of the genus Nicotiana; especially: an annual South American herb (N. tabacum) cultivated for its leaves. With the leaves from the tobacco which was cultivated, it is then used to process for the use of smoking, chewing or as snuff. The breathing of tobacco smoke can be harmful and of the more than 7,000 chemicals in tobacco smoke, at least 250 are known to be harmful and also having caner causing agents. A leading cause of…

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    a ban on advertising and sponsorship of Tobacco in sport and social events. The main reason for such a debated measure seems to be the unhealthy aspect of the consumption of this product which leads GOI to consider its responsibilty in controlling the health of its people in this regard . There are two arguments ,one from the Ayes which approve such a ban and the Nayes which are against the implementation of such a measure (Bellamy,2001). In fact,Tobacco seems not to have the tolerance in some…

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    Dustin Copeland Mrs. Powell English IV 31 October 2016 Alcohol and Tobacco When companies create and advertising campaign, they research those persons most likely to purchase their product. Advertisements are then placed everywhere there target audience is likely to see or hear them. Thus, advertising, though expensive, is a powerful tool. Critics worry that all these ads have too great an influence on consumers at the some time minimizing and glorifying risky behavior. These targeted…

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