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Smoking Cause Cancer If you can’t stop smoking cancer will

29/09/2020
Smoking cause cancer it burn your each breath
21/02/2019

Smoking cause cancer it burn your each breath

14 different types of cancer take place in your body try to avoid smoking
04/08/2018

14 different types of cancer take place in your body try to avoid smoking

Stop smoking before smoking stops you dont pay to kill your self
07/06/2018

Stop smoking before smoking stops you dont pay to kill your self

Tabaco Threat us all
07/06/2018

Tabaco Threat us all

07/06/2018

The campaign was all about making creating awareness among under 18 age kids, their parents, teachers, family members, friends to participate in the awareness work against the smoking the disease increasing each day by day. The main focus was on the pupils who are serious about that matter and we provide precise and basic information to them.

Many who become victim of smoking and cannot share their story due to throat cancer and voice box cancer. Smoking issue cannot be eliminated from society until People will not aware of its harm. Education and Media can play important role to end the Tabaco smoking.

We must educate children specially those who are under 18 age about the smoking affects and diseases. Encourage them to leave this habit rather punishing them.

07/06/2018

Smoking is by far the biggest preventable cause of cancer. Thanks to years of research, the links between smoking and cancer are now very clear. Smoking accounts for more than 1 in 4 UK cancer deaths, and 3 in 20 cancer cases.

The good news is that many of these deaths are preventable, by giving up smoking. Speak to your GP or pharmacist, or visit the NHS Smokefree (link is external) pages for free advice and support to give you the best possible chance of quitting. Which cancers are caused by smoking?

Chemicals in cigarette smoke enter our blood stream and can then affect the entire body. This is why smoking causes so many diseases, including at least 15 types of cancer, heart disease and various lung diseases.

Smoking causes around 7 in 10 lung cancer cases in the UK. Lung cancer survival is one of the lowest of all cancers, and is the most common cause of cancer death in the UK. Smoking also increases the risk of at least 14 other cancers including cancers of the mouth, pharynx (upper throat), nose and sinuses, larynx (voice box), oesophagus (gullet or food pipe), liver, pancreas, stomach, kidney, bowel, o***y, bladder, cervix, and some types of leukaemia Smoking could increase the risk of breast cancer, but any increase in risk is likely to be small.

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