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What are the side effects of smoking?

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The side effects of smoking are to be discussed.

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Nicotine is the active drug found in cigarettes, chewing tobacco, nicotine gum and skin patches. The chronic use of nicotine leads to a powerful psychological and physiological addiction. Those who try to quit smoking may face anxiety, anger, restlessness, insomnia and craving for nicotine.

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The negative effects of smoking include lung cancer, emphysema, bronchitis, cardiovascular disease and cancer of the mouth and the throat. Each cigarette shortens the smoker’s life by fourteen minutes to pack a day...

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