Dangers of Tobacco

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Tobacco smoking is a grave health threat to the world population, and without immediate action, the situation will escalate to alarming proportions. The paper states that with cancer and cardiac diseases on the increase, the negative impact of tobacco is plainly obvious. It argues that, going by the statistical data, it is pretty clear that immediate, positive intervention is required to contain the harmful effects of tobacco addiction. The writer concludes that creating awareness among the people as to the dangers of smoking is the first and foremost step in our efforts at controlling this global health menace.

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"Tobacco smoking is one of the most common habits prevalent throughout the world. People continue to smoke tobacco and there is very little concern for the health consequences of tobacco use. Every year smoking takes a huge toll on peoples lives, greater than any other epidemic disease like AIDS. Cardiac arrest and lung cancer are two of the potentially fatal diseases, which are directly attributed to tobacco smoking. Apart from this tobacco is also the leading cause for respiratory problems like asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, infertility, oral diseases and other complications. A discussion on the health effects of smoking, laws pertaining to tobacco trade and some statistical insight would certainly help us get a better picture of the problem."

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