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When you smoke, you can get several different types of cancer (lung, throat, mputh,lips), lung diseases, intestinal disease, circulatory problems, Heart disease.
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What kinds of diseases can you get if you smoke?
lung disease my friend has lung disease
Are their facts about parkinsons disease?
people are much less likely to get parkinsons disease if they smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol, have high cholesterol, and drink too much coffee.
How can one become infected with crones disease?
The actual cause of Crohn's disease is unknown, although people who smoke have a higher chance of contracting the disease. Therefore, smoking could be considered a cause of the infection.
Is heart disease curable?
no. if u get heart disease you will DIE. DONT SMOKE!
Can you catch second hand smoke from a t-shirt?
Secondhand smoke is not a disease! And "Thirdhand Smoke" is 100% propaganda.
Why do people get heart disease?
some people get it because they have high cholesterol and some get because they smoke.
Why do people who smoke have a higher chance of pneumonia than nonsmokers?
Pneumonia is a disease of the lungs. The lungs of smokers are already damaged from the poisonous smoke they inhale, thus making them more susceptible to illness.
Is pneumonia a lifestyle disease hereditary disease or infectious disease?
It is an infectious disease. However, you are more apt to get it if you smoke or have otherwise unhealthy lungs.
Can you smoke at 13 and nothing happen to you?
some of my friends who are 13 and 14 smoke but they seem fine . But later on in life is when they will have difficulties. Smokers suffer from lung disease and die earlier than other people.
Can burgers disease be cured?
If you smoke, stop.
How many people smoke in NY?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 14% of adults in New York state smoke cigarettes. This translates to approximately 2.7 million smokers in New York.
In the US how many people smoke out of ten?
Based on data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 14% of adults in the United States smoke cigarettes, which translates to approximately 1.4 out of every 10 adults.
