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    (2008‚ p. 14) points out “smoked tobacco in any form causes up to 90% of all lung cancers‚” and a dozen different kinds of cancer and chronic disease are caused by smoking. To sum up briefly‚ smoking has a very serious impact on people’s health and life in developed countries. Then‚ this problem could be solved by reducing smoking prevalence and improving people’s awareness of the risk of smoking. The solutions will focus on three aspects which are individual‚ tobacco industry and the government.

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    Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Before tackling this‚ a brief explanation of CSR and its introduction in the companies will be provided. Thereafter‚ I will deal with domestic issues within the United States regarding health deterioration caused by tobacco‚ state intervention and youth smoking prevention‚ by assessing how Phillip Morris USA has dealt with these. While these CSR issues mainly deal with the consumption of cigarettes - I will afterwards move on to the other company‚ Phillip Morris International

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    Smoking Is Bad

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    Smoking should be banned.       Smoking is a practice in which a substance‚ most commonly tobacco or cannabis‚ is burned and the smoke is tasted or inhaled. The most common method of smoking today is through cigarettes‚ primarily industrially manufactured but also hand-rolled from loose tobacco and rolling paper. Today we are more aware about how bad smoking is for our health. Smoking should be banned or restricted in almost all public places because it has been shown to be dangerous to health‚

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    Fast Food Industry in U.S

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    concerned with tobacco either on a personal level or commercially. Tobacco is associated with damages and thus it has been attacked by medical authorities and social observers. The fast food industry is no exception since it has also contributed to different damages to people’s health. Obesity is just one of the many ailments caused by fast food joints. FDA has made sure that regulations are set and implemented to protect people from damages that tobacco cause. FDA and Tobacco Regulation have

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    Jamestown Tobacco Bride

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    If I were coming to Jamestown as a Tobacco Bride‚ I would only pick things that I think are most important for the journey and my new life. First‚ I would pack my two best dresses‚ because I would want to look nice when I was being chosen. I would also want to bring a small amount of food that wouldn’t spoil‚ such as dried fruit‚ so that I would have food if I didn’t get enough to eat on the ship. Another thing I would bring would be a coat or jacket‚ because the ship probably wouldn’t be very warm

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    use of tobacco. The FDA wanted the audience to feel horrified and disgusted by the skin peeling off the teens face. Research shows that “FDA hired an independent research firm to assess the impact of “The Real Cost” on tobacco-related attitudes‚ beliefs and behaviors among youth who are open to smoking or already experimenting with cigarettes‚ and the results are impressive” (U.S Food and Drug Administration‚ 2014). This means that The Real Cost commercial was able to have a decrease of tobacco use

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    Virginia colony‚ in search of wealth and treasure. Although they experienced much destitution early on in their journey‚ they were able to transform their colony with the use of the indentured servants and slaves by basing their economy around tobacco. With tobacco‚ they were able to create an industry in which the colonists would depend on socially and economically. The journey for the new colonist was brutal. They were crammed onto ships‚ so communicable diseases spread very easily. There was little

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    SIN TAX LAW

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    RATIONALE FOR STATE INTERVENTION AND PUBLIC POLICIES “Tobacco is the only industry that produces products to make huge profits and at the same time damage the health and kill their consumers.” - Margaret Chan‚ n.d. The controversial Sin Tax Bill was approved and became a law when the Philippine President‚ Benigno S. Aquino III signed the Republic Act No. 10351 on December 19‚ 2012 after the long sixteen (16) years hot debate in the Legislative branch of the Philippines. This issue has been

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    consumers may believe to be a safe alternative to typical tobacco products. There are a wide range of consumable ingredients found in these alternative cigarettes such as corn silk‚ mint‚ and cinnamon. Other producers of Herbal Cigarettes manufacture these products with rose petals‚ lemongrass‚ or cloverleaves‚ and the list goes on. First sold in the 1990’s‚ tobacco users looked to herbal cigarette as a new trend that is safer than you average tobacco product. However‚ some consumers will not choose this

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    Cigarette Must Be Banned

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    cigarette use. In particular‚ in 1990‚ approximately half of the preventable deaths in America were caused by cigarette use (Tobacco and Health). According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention‚ cigarette use contributes more to the causes of deaths in America than the combination of alcohol‚ cocaine‚ crack‚ heroin‚ homicide‚ suicide‚ fires‚ car accidents‚ and AIDS (“Tobacco and Health”). Cigarettes are still allowed to be used because of their huge profits for the governments. However‚ cigarettes

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