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World No Tobacco Day 2023: Here's How Smoking Affects Women's Reproductive Health And Pregnancy
World No Tobacco Day 2023: Both active and passive smoking can have detrimental effects on reproductive organs and their function.
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UK's Food Watchdog Chief Compares Bringing Cake Into An Office To "Passive Smoking"
The head of the UK's Food Standards Agency said that bringing cake to work was comparable to passive smoking, which puts coworkers at risk.
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Avoid Passive Smoking At Work To Cut Risk Of High Blood Pressure: Eating These Foods May Help Too
People who are consistently exposed to smoke were found to be at 13 per cent increased risk of hypertension, the findings revealed.
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To Prevent High Blood Pressure, Avoid Passive Smoking At Home And Workplace
High blood pressure: Passive smoking at home or work has been found to be liked with a 13% increased risk of hypertension.
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World Cancer Day 2019: Cigarette Smoking And Other Common Causes Of Lung Cancer You Should Know
World Cancer Day 2019: It is true that lung cancer is the biggest cause of cancer related deaths in the world. Infact in 2015, 1.38 million deaths across the globe were attributable to lung cancer alone.
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Beware! Passive Smoking May Up Snoring Risk In Kids
Parents who smoke may increase the risk of snoring in their child. Research shows that children who are exposed to cigarette smoke in home daily have higher risk of snoring than the unexposed children.
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World No Tobacco Day: Passive Smoking And How It Is Harming You
World No Tobacco Day 2018: Passive smoking or second-hand smoking is bad for you, even if you yourself are not smoking. When you are near a person who is smoking a cigarette, most of the smoke doesn't go into his/her lungs. Children are extremely prone to risks of passive smoking.
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How Parents May Be Exposing Kids To Second-Hand Smoke
The children of parents who thought they were smoking in safe ways, still had signs of twice as much tobacco and nicotine exposure.
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Parents Often Unaware of Consequences of Passive Smoking on Child: 5 Ways To Quit Smoking Naturally
Parents who smoke in front of their kids are more likely to believe that there is no presence of tobacco smoke in the air, but they are clearly mistaken noted a new study.
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Chronic Smoking Changes Lung Cells, Increases Chances Of Cancer
Chronic exposure to cigarette smoke can change lung cells over time, making them more vulnerable to disease and priming them to develop cancer, US researchers said on Monday.
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Children Exposed To Passive Smoking At Arthritis Risk, Shows Study
London: Children who are exposed to second-hand smoke are at a significant risk of developing arthritis later in life, a new study warns. The study presented at the Annual European Congress of Rheumatology (EULAR) in Spain confirmed the link between active smoking and the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis (RA). It also suggests for the first ...
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Passive Smoking Can Put Young Girls At Risk Of Arthritis And Damaged Spinal Structure
According to a latest study, children, especially young girls who have been exposed to passive smoking in childhood, stand at greater risk of developing arthritis later in life
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Passive Smoking: The Consequences Attached Second Hand Smoking
Passive smoking or second hand smoking can bring about serious implications on one's health including heart diseases and cancer.
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Japan Wrestles Over Smoking Ban As Olympics Loom
Tokyo risks being one of the unhealthiest Olympic Games hosts in years, as an anti-smoking law exposes deep rifts over tobacco tax revenue, personal freedom and the dangers of passive smoking, which kills thousands of Japanese each year.
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Active or Passive Smoking May Lead to Cancer of the Voice Box
Laryngeal cancer is the cancer arising in the larynx, or the voice box, the area of the throat which includes the vocal cords, which is often caused by smoking.
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World No Tobacco Day 2023: Here's How Smoking Affects Women's Reproductive Health And Pregnancy
World No Tobacco Day 2023: Both active and passive smoking can have detrimental effects on reproductive organs and their function.
-
UK's Food Watchdog Chief Compares Bringing Cake Into An Office To "Passive Smoking"
The head of the UK's Food Standards Agency said that bringing cake to work was comparable to passive smoking, which puts coworkers at risk.
-
Avoid Passive Smoking At Work To Cut Risk Of High Blood Pressure: Eating These Foods May Help Too
People who are consistently exposed to smoke were found to be at 13 per cent increased risk of hypertension, the findings revealed.
-
To Prevent High Blood Pressure, Avoid Passive Smoking At Home And Workplace
High blood pressure: Passive smoking at home or work has been found to be liked with a 13% increased risk of hypertension.
-
World Cancer Day 2019: Cigarette Smoking And Other Common Causes Of Lung Cancer You Should Know
World Cancer Day 2019: It is true that lung cancer is the biggest cause of cancer related deaths in the world. Infact in 2015, 1.38 million deaths across the globe were attributable to lung cancer alone.
-
Beware! Passive Smoking May Up Snoring Risk In Kids
Parents who smoke may increase the risk of snoring in their child. Research shows that children who are exposed to cigarette smoke in home daily have higher risk of snoring than the unexposed children.
-
World No Tobacco Day: Passive Smoking And How It Is Harming You
World No Tobacco Day 2018: Passive smoking or second-hand smoking is bad for you, even if you yourself are not smoking. When you are near a person who is smoking a cigarette, most of the smoke doesn't go into his/her lungs. Children are extremely prone to risks of passive smoking.
-
How Parents May Be Exposing Kids To Second-Hand Smoke
The children of parents who thought they were smoking in safe ways, still had signs of twice as much tobacco and nicotine exposure.
-
Parents Often Unaware of Consequences of Passive Smoking on Child: 5 Ways To Quit Smoking Naturally
Parents who smoke in front of their kids are more likely to believe that there is no presence of tobacco smoke in the air, but they are clearly mistaken noted a new study.
-
Chronic Smoking Changes Lung Cells, Increases Chances Of Cancer
Chronic exposure to cigarette smoke can change lung cells over time, making them more vulnerable to disease and priming them to develop cancer, US researchers said on Monday.
-
Children Exposed To Passive Smoking At Arthritis Risk, Shows Study
London: Children who are exposed to second-hand smoke are at a significant risk of developing arthritis later in life, a new study warns. The study presented at the Annual European Congress of Rheumatology (EULAR) in Spain confirmed the link between active smoking and the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis (RA). It also suggests for the first ...
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Passive Smoking Can Put Young Girls At Risk Of Arthritis And Damaged Spinal Structure
According to a latest study, children, especially young girls who have been exposed to passive smoking in childhood, stand at greater risk of developing arthritis later in life
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Passive Smoking: The Consequences Attached Second Hand Smoking
Passive smoking or second hand smoking can bring about serious implications on one's health including heart diseases and cancer.
-
Japan Wrestles Over Smoking Ban As Olympics Loom
Tokyo risks being one of the unhealthiest Olympic Games hosts in years, as an anti-smoking law exposes deep rifts over tobacco tax revenue, personal freedom and the dangers of passive smoking, which kills thousands of Japanese each year.
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Active or Passive Smoking May Lead to Cancer of the Voice Box
Laryngeal cancer is the cancer arising in the larynx, or the voice box, the area of the throat which includes the vocal cords, which is often caused by smoking.
