Stopping smoking is the only way to lessen the chance of cancer.
Whether or not a person has her periods yet has nothing to do with her chance of getting cancer. Cigarettes can cause cancer, no matter how young the smoker is.
If you're a smoker then you're at risk... Someone I know was once a smoker until he quitted because he figured out he might be getting lung cancer... Oh well if you are a smoker, then please stop for Lord God!
Smoking cigarettes greatly increases your chances of getting cancer over somebody else who is a non-smoker. It is highly recommended that you quit smoking to lessen your risks of lung, throat, and other mouth cancers.
The dangers of passive smoke are the same as that of a smoker. Generally speaking, you have the same chances, if not more, of getting cancer (mainly lung cancer, pancreatic cancer and throat cancer), heart attack, or a disease of the lungs called COPD. In pregnant women, the effects are devastating for the baby. The baby has a high chance of dying from SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome).
Being around a smoker you may get Breast cancer
A chain smoker will likely develop emphysema and possible lung cancer.
it depends if the 3 people smoke in the house, out of the house, around you, or not around you, etc. but the chances of getting cancer if you live with even 1 smoker are just as high as if you were the smoker yourself, so times that by 3 and you've got your answer!
Cancer
Cancer
No, the chemicals that cause cancer are not transmitted through kissing
Breast cancer.
COPD or Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease treatment helps a smoker because it helps them quit smoking for the long term, which helps prevent smokers from getting lung cancer and emphysema.