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    Emphysema and lung cancer are 2 condition related to smoking. (A) Emphysema is described has a Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and is a combination of lung damage and mucous production that makes it hard to breathe. This is a chronic condition caused by damage to the alveoli air sacs in the lung. When the lungs are exposed to cigarette smoke‚ causes excess mucus production due to the destruction of lung tissue in the smaller airways. This makes them unable to hold there structure properly

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    Ethical‚ philosophical and religious values are central to the continuing controversy over capital punishment. Nevertheless‚ factual evidence can and should inform policy making. The evidence for capital punishment as an uniquely effective deterrent to murder is especially important‚ since deterrence is the only major pragmatic argument on the pro-death penalty side.1 The purpose of this paper is to survey and evaluate the evidence for deterrence. We must define the question correctly. We

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    The Harmful Effects Of Smoking a Cigarette The harmful effects of smoking are: Lung Cancer Smoking accounts for about 80-90% of all chronic obstructive pulmonary disease‚ emphysema‚ chronic mucus secretion‚ and chronic air flow blocks. Smoking is involved in 85% of all lung cancer deaths. An individual with chronic bronchitis‚ which is caused by smoking‚ is more likely to get a bacterial infection if he or she is a smoker. A smoker gets more nose and throat inflammations‚ respiratory

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    What Is Lung Cancer? Lung cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells that start off in one or both lungs; usually in the cells that line the air passages. The abnormal cells do not develop into healthy lung tissue; they divide rapidly and form tumours. As tumours become larger and more numerous‚ they undermine the lung’s ability to provide the bloodstream with oxygen. Tumours that remain in one place and do not appear to spread are known as “benign tumours”. Malignant tumours‚ the

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    "an increase in the unpleasant effects‚ feeling faint‚ confusion‚ rapid decrease in blood pressure and breathing rate‚ seizures‚ and respiratory arrest (stopping breathing)‚ and death" (Smoking: What Are The Effects?). The tar‚ which causes both lung and throat cancer‚ and carbon monoxide‚ which lessens the oxygen available to the body‚ in cigarettes puts a lot of strain on one’s body‚ and helps to contribute to the very serious‚ long-term effects of cigarette use (Smoking: What Are The Effects

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    Dangers of Smoking

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    problems are the obvious disadvantage to smoking. The American Cancer Society warns about the dangers of nicotine addiction on their website. When you inhale the smoke from a cigarette‚ it is breathed deeply into your lungs. Smoking has been connected to several types of cancer‚ including lung cancer‚ pancreatic cancer and larynx cancer‚ as well as diseases such as emphysema and heart disease. Secondly is smell. Smokers tend to have a distinctive smell because the tobacco odor clings to their hair and

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    Journal of Medicine revealed that women’s death rates from smoking have caught up to those of men. The study showed that women’s risk of death from smoking-related illnesses is now equivalent to that of men. The researchers also found that‚ while lung cancer risk leveled off in the 1980s for men‚ it is still rising for women. The researchers measured trends in mortality during three time periods – 1959–1965‚ 1982–1988‚ and 2000–2010 — after analyzing data from two historical cohort studies and

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    Radon Research Paper

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    These days‚ radon is a very talked about subject‚ but there are homeowners and renters who remain unaware of radon and the serious effects it can have on their health. Radon is an invisible‚ silent‚ hazardous‚ and odorless radioactive gas that silently enters into your home. Radon is a direct result of the decaying of a small amount of uranium found in the earth’s crust. Radon tends to enter through small holes and cracks in the walls and floors of your foundation‚ or through utility lines openings

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    way to prevent lung cancer is to avoid smoking. If you currently smoke‚ ask your health care provider to assist you in finding resources to help you quit smoking. It is also important to try to avoid second-hand tobacco smoke‚ radon‚ asbestos and pollution‚ which can increase a person’s risk of developing lung cancer. Controlling other lung diseases‚ such as tuberculosis can help prevent lung cancer‚ since there is evidence that lung cancer tends to develop in scarred areas of the lung. Finally‚ eating

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    to smoking include over eight forms of cancer‚ respiratory diseases and cardiovascular diseases. Around 124‚000 people in the United States die from lung cancer cause by smoking each year (Slovic 34). Other forms of cancer include laryngeal cancer‚ oral cancer‚ esophageal cancer‚ pancreatic cancer‚ kidney cancer‚ and cancer of the urinary bladder. Lung cancer arises in

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