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When A Man Locked His Head In Cage To Quit Smoking: Read Ibrahim Yucel's Story
Ibrahim Yucel had been smoking extensively for two decades when he decided to go to the extreme.
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No Smoking Day 2024: Understanding The Health Risks Of Secondhand Smoke
No Smoking Day creates awareness about the destructive impacts of smoking and also motivate individuals to quit smoking.
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World No Tobacco Day 2021: Second-Hand Smoke Can Have A Devastating Impact On Health, Here's How
World No Tobacco Day: This day tries to highlight the hazards linked with tobacco use and how it can harm your health. Secondhand smoke is also dangerous to one's health. Read here to know how.
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Regular Exercise And 4 Other Lifestyle Measures That Can Help You Be Cancer-Free, As Per WHO
Cancer: Tobacco use is considered to be a leading cause of cancer and death from cancer, according to National Cancer Institute. Regular use of tobacco or being exposed to secondhand smoke can increase risk of cancer.
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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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Smoking Can Adversely Affect Breastfeeding Habits, Here's How
New mothers exposed to cigarette smoke in their homes may stop breastfeeding sooner as compared to those who are not exposed to second-hand smoke, a new study suggests.
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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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Secondhand Smoking Can Make You Fat: Study
Secondhand smoking or passive smoking is when a person inhales the smoke coming from a burning cigarette that someone nearby might be smoking. While secondhand smoking isn't nearly as harmful as smoking itself, it's still known to cause considerable damage....
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Secondhand Cigarette Smoke Causes Weight Gain
Secondhand cigarette smoke not only increases the risk of cardiovascular and metabolic problems, it may also lead to gain weight, a new study has warned.
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Effects of secondhand smoke on children
Children exposed to secondhand smoke in their homes face a higher risk of developing attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), other behavioural problems and learning disorders.
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Secondhand smoke and hearing loss in teens
Exposure to secondhand smoke could affect hearing development in children and increase their risk of hearing loss during adolescence.
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Secondhand smoke bad for heart
People who breathe in a lot of secondhand smoke (SHS) are twice as likely to die from heart disease as those exposed to lower levels.
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Dogs & pollutants raise asthma risk
Children who grow up with a dog in the house are at a higher risk of developing asthma if they're also exposed to secondhand smoke or nitrogen dioxide.
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Secondhand smoke harms teens' arteries
Children as young as 13 years who have been exposed to secondhand smoke have visibly thicker arteries.
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Passive smoking raises TB risk
Smoking has long been known to boost tuberculosis risk, and recent research suggests that being exposed to someone else's tobacco smoke also increases the likelihood of contracting the disease.
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When A Man Locked His Head In Cage To Quit Smoking: Read Ibrahim Yucel's Story
Ibrahim Yucel had been smoking extensively for two decades when he decided to go to the extreme.
-
No Smoking Day 2024: Understanding The Health Risks Of Secondhand Smoke
No Smoking Day creates awareness about the destructive impacts of smoking and also motivate individuals to quit smoking.
-
World No Tobacco Day 2021: Second-Hand Smoke Can Have A Devastating Impact On Health, Here's How
World No Tobacco Day: This day tries to highlight the hazards linked with tobacco use and how it can harm your health. Secondhand smoke is also dangerous to one's health. Read here to know how.
-
Regular Exercise And 4 Other Lifestyle Measures That Can Help You Be Cancer-Free, As Per WHO
Cancer: Tobacco use is considered to be a leading cause of cancer and death from cancer, according to National Cancer Institute. Regular use of tobacco or being exposed to secondhand smoke can increase risk of cancer.
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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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Smoking Can Adversely Affect Breastfeeding Habits, Here's How
New mothers exposed to cigarette smoke in their homes may stop breastfeeding sooner as compared to those who are not exposed to second-hand smoke, a new study suggests.
-
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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Secondhand Smoking Can Make You Fat: Study
Secondhand smoking or passive smoking is when a person inhales the smoke coming from a burning cigarette that someone nearby might be smoking. While secondhand smoking isn't nearly as harmful as smoking itself, it's still known to cause considerable damage....
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Secondhand Cigarette Smoke Causes Weight Gain
Secondhand cigarette smoke not only increases the risk of cardiovascular and metabolic problems, it may also lead to gain weight, a new study has warned.
-
Effects of secondhand smoke on children
Children exposed to secondhand smoke in their homes face a higher risk of developing attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), other behavioural problems and learning disorders.
-
Secondhand smoke and hearing loss in teens
Exposure to secondhand smoke could affect hearing development in children and increase their risk of hearing loss during adolescence.
-
Secondhand smoke bad for heart
People who breathe in a lot of secondhand smoke (SHS) are twice as likely to die from heart disease as those exposed to lower levels.
-
Dogs & pollutants raise asthma risk
Children who grow up with a dog in the house are at a higher risk of developing asthma if they're also exposed to secondhand smoke or nitrogen dioxide.
-
Secondhand smoke harms teens' arteries
Children as young as 13 years who have been exposed to secondhand smoke have visibly thicker arteries.
-
Passive smoking raises TB risk
Smoking has long been known to boost tuberculosis risk, and recent research suggests that being exposed to someone else's tobacco smoke also increases the likelihood of contracting the disease.
