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Smoking leads to: Chronic inflammation of the airways Excess mucus production and persistent cough Deposition of harmful toxins and tar Destruction of air sacs (emphysema) Increased risk of COPD, lung cancer, and respiratory failure The encouraging news is that it is never too late to quit