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| substances that are added to tobacco |
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| an additive put in tobacco that is known to cause cancer |
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| gas produced by burning tobacco |
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| the addictive drug found in all tobacco products |
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| any tobacco product that is not smoked |
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| a sticky solid substance that is produced when burning tobacco |
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| environmental tobacco smoke |
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| smoke that is exhaled and smoke from burning tobacco |
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| irritation and swelling of the lung's airways |
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| uncontrolled growth of cells |
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| destruction of air sacs in the lungs |
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| blockage of arteries to the heart can lead to this |
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| disease of the circulatory system |
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| loss of blood supply to the brain leads to this |
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| sudden infant death syndrome |
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| unfiltered cigarettes that are wrapped in leaves |
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| people who breathe in secondhand smoke |
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| disease that is always present and never goes away |
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| the way in which your body responds when you stop using a drug |
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| a condition when a person needs more and more of a drug to get the same effects |
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| nicotine replacement therapy |
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| a safe medicine that delivers a small amount of nicotine to the body |
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| a condition when a person can no longer control his or her need for a drug |
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| an additive found in cleaning products and urine |
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| any chemical or agent that causes cancer |
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| smokeless tobacco that is put between the cheeks and gum |
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| special structures on the nerve cells in the brain |
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