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Global Loss Of Pollinators Causing About 5 Lakh Early Human Deaths, Says Study
The majority of the effects, according to the researchers, were in China, India, Russia, and Indonesia, where cancer, heart disease, and strokes were already common due to unhealthy diets, smoking and insufficient exercise.
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"Nature Lit Cancer": Internet Unhappy With The Video of Solar Powered Cigarette Lighter
The video is receiving negative feedback due to its innovative tobacco promotion, as this gadget could be used as a firestarter and survival tool in harsh outdoor conditions.
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5 Foods That Will Detoxify Your Lungs And Heal Them Naturally
Regular detoxification of lungs will help in smooth functioning and help in expulsion of toxins. Thus it is important that we choose healthy foods to cleanse our lungs, so as to reduce common lung diseases and respiratory problems such as asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia and cystic fibrosis.
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7 Foods To Boost Fertility In Men And Women
Fertility issues in men and women are majorly caused due to regular alcohol consumption, smoking and stress. For men they can lower sperm motility and in women it can affect her periods.
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Smoking Kills the Most in India, China, Russia and America
Another 6 lakh die on the account of second-hand exposure to cigarette smoke. Tobacco consumption and smoking is tied to a host of ailments
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Smoking Costs $1 Trillion A Year, Finds WHO Study
Smoking costs the global economy more than $1 trillion a year, and will kill one third more people by 2030 than it does now, according to a study by the World Health Organization and the U.S. National Cancer Institute published on Tuesday.
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US Cancer Death Rate Drops 25 Percent Since 1991
The cancer death rate in the United States has dropped 25 percent from a peak in 1991, mainly due to a steady decline in smoking and advances in early detection and treatment of tumors, new research released Thursday shows.
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E-Cigarettes May Lead To Cancer: Study
Marketed as a safer alternative to conventional tobacco cigarettes, electronic cigarettes could actually damage cells in ways that could lead to cancer, suggests new research.
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Cancer Survivor Writes to PM Narendra Modi for Ban on Loose Cigarettes
A former Customs Commissioner from Mumbai, who lost speech and a part of his tongue due to throat cancer after prolong tobacco use, has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking ban loose on cigarettes, amid reports that the Centre's proposed move is likely to be put on hold.
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Global Loss Of Pollinators Causing About 5 Lakh Early Human Deaths, Says Study
The majority of the effects, according to the researchers, were in China, India, Russia, and Indonesia, where cancer, heart disease, and strokes were already common due to unhealthy diets, smoking and insufficient exercise.
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"Nature Lit Cancer": Internet Unhappy With The Video of Solar Powered Cigarette Lighter
The video is receiving negative feedback due to its innovative tobacco promotion, as this gadget could be used as a firestarter and survival tool in harsh outdoor conditions.
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5 Foods That Will Detoxify Your Lungs And Heal Them Naturally
Regular detoxification of lungs will help in smooth functioning and help in expulsion of toxins. Thus it is important that we choose healthy foods to cleanse our lungs, so as to reduce common lung diseases and respiratory problems such as asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia and cystic fibrosis.
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7 Foods To Boost Fertility In Men And Women
Fertility issues in men and women are majorly caused due to regular alcohol consumption, smoking and stress. For men they can lower sperm motility and in women it can affect her periods.
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Smoking Kills the Most in India, China, Russia and America
Another 6 lakh die on the account of second-hand exposure to cigarette smoke. Tobacco consumption and smoking is tied to a host of ailments
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Smoking Costs $1 Trillion A Year, Finds WHO Study
Smoking costs the global economy more than $1 trillion a year, and will kill one third more people by 2030 than it does now, according to a study by the World Health Organization and the U.S. National Cancer Institute published on Tuesday.
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US Cancer Death Rate Drops 25 Percent Since 1991
The cancer death rate in the United States has dropped 25 percent from a peak in 1991, mainly due to a steady decline in smoking and advances in early detection and treatment of tumors, new research released Thursday shows.
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E-Cigarettes May Lead To Cancer: Study
Marketed as a safer alternative to conventional tobacco cigarettes, electronic cigarettes could actually damage cells in ways that could lead to cancer, suggests new research.
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Cancer Survivor Writes to PM Narendra Modi for Ban on Loose Cigarettes
A former Customs Commissioner from Mumbai, who lost speech and a part of his tongue due to throat cancer after prolong tobacco use, has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking ban loose on cigarettes, amid reports that the Centre's proposed move is likely to be put on hold.
