In total, if all smoking had ceased completely in 1965, as many as 2.5 million fewer people would have died from lung cancer (1.6 million men and 883,000 women)
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Tags: English sterling silver cigarette case with an all over hammered/planished finish, hallmarked from Birmingham in 1912 with the makers mark being that of Joseph Gloster Ltd
Short Term Effects of Tobacco Use Ashtray breath Discolored teeth, fingers, fingernails Smelly hair and clothes Cigarettes burns in car, on clothes Dry skin Cracked lips, white spots, sores, and bleeding in the mouth (chewing tobacco) Hacking cough Build up of phlegm in the lungs and throat Weakened immune system Decreased sense of smell and taste Increased heart rate and blood pressure Sore throat Long Terms effects of Tobacco Use Emphysema: a severe condition which causes a shortness of breath Addiction Endurance Loss Loss of taste and smell Cancer Wrinkled skin, stained nails, stained teeth, aged appearance Bronchitis Heart disease Heart Attack Death Do you think short or long term effects are worse for the body
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