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    Wypij‚ D.‚ Speizer‚ F. E.‚ Ware‚ J. H.‚ & Dockery‚ D. W. (1996). Effects of Cigarette Smoking on Lung Function in Adolescent Boys and Girls. New England Journal of Medicine‚ 335(13)‚ 931-937. doi:10.1056/nejm199609263351304 A scholarly article named “Effects of Cigarette Smoking on Lung Function in Adolescent Boys and Girls” that is published by the “New England Journal of Medicine” investigates the relationship between cigarette smoking and lung function in both boys and girls between 10 to 18 years

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    The movie “Losing Isiah” starring Halle Berry was based on a novel written by Seth J. Margolis‚ in the film “Losing Isiah” a black lawyer represented a black mother who was addicted to crack cocaine and abandoned her newborn son argues in court with his adoptive white parents that “black babies belong with black mothers.” Khaila Richards (Halle Berry) is a drug addict and addicted to the drug crack cocaine‚ the movie begins with Khaila breastfeeding her baby in an abandoned squat in a dark alley

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    Trigger warnings have been a highly argued topic amongst college professors‚ students‚ and parents. A trigger warning is defined as‚ “A statement at the start of a piece of writing‚ video‚ etc.‚ alerting the reader or viewer to the fact that it contains potentially distressing material.” Some agree that trigger warnings are a good way to help students with sensitive subjects by providing caution. Others‚ however‚ object to the idea of holding back information in order to satisfy a compact amount

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    debate. A trigger warning is a way to warn students about graphic material that may be disturbing for some students. In theory‚ trigger warnings allow students to be prepared for content that may trigger unexpected emotions that would interrupt the student’s ability to focus on the lesson. In reality‚ however‚ the results of trigger warnings damage not only the student’s education‚ but their ability to be prepared to join society in the real world. In some cases trigger warnings not only warn students

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    adapt to a new environment deepens one’s interactive skills‚ it is hard to balance both identities without risk of losing the past identity completely. Malaysia is a beautiful multicultural country which is rich tasty cuisine and a modest

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    12 August 2013 Memory of a Modern Idea In the well-known picture “Candy Cigarette” by Sally Mann‚ the cloudy gaze of a girl is captured in a moment of time. The black and white photo gives off an eerie familiarity that reminds the viewer of a distant memory. The picture offers a clear vision of a girl but also an abstract idea of children in general. This is an interesting piece of art mainly because its purpose was to convey a message‚ it was not just art for the sake of art‚ it was meant

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    bronchitis‚ and emphysema * Infections‚ such as influenza and pneumonia * Lung cancer * Sarcoidosis and pulmonary fibrosis * Pulmonary hypertension * Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) The Effect of Cigarette Smoke on the lungs Cigarette smoke has a negative effect on the body entirely. It affects the various systems and the organs associated with them. However‚ the focus lies on the respiratory system; the lungs. The effects of tobacco smoke on the respiratory system

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    The Effects of Cigarette Excise Taxation What is probably the fastest growth in taxation in the United States‚ cigarette excise taxes levied by both the Federal and state governments have shown a distinctive impact relative to supply and demand‚ equilibrium of price and quantity‚ and elasticity of the product. The intent of the tax is twofold; to reduce the rate of cigarette usage and to increase revenues for healthcare programs related to the effects of cigarette smoking‚ such as cardiopulmonary

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    this craving? One might say that he smokes "light" cigarettes because they aren ’t as bad as the "regular" cigarettes. In all cases this is not true. All cigarettes have the same effects on the body whether one smokes lights‚ ultra lights‚ filters‚ or non-filtered cigarettes. Despite all of the negative health effects cigarettes cause and the pricy four-dollars per pack‚ people aren ’t scared away. "With about 24.2 billion packs of cigarettes sold that year [1996]‚ the total operating profits

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    Abstract Tobacco taxation is an essential component of a comprehensive tobacco control strategy. However‚ to fully realize the benefits it is vital to understand the impact of increased taxes among high-risk subpopulations. Are they influenced to the same extent as the general population? Do they need additional measures to influence smoking behavior? The objectives of this study were to synthesize the evidence regarding differential effects of taxation and price on smoking in: youth‚ young adults

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