Living with a smoker can increase a non-smokers risk by 20-30% for diseases such as: Lung Cancer Heart disease Stroke Children who are near secondhand smoke have a higher risk for: Ear infections Colds Pneumonia Bronchitis Asthma symptoms may be more severe and more often Slows the growth of a childs lungs Causes coughing, wheezing, and feeling breathless All tobacco products have nicotine which is addictive
California's program was funded by voter initiatives (1989), as were programs in Massachusetts (1993), Arizona (1994), and Oregon (1996)
For young people, particularly females, considerations about weight play a role in the decision to start smoking and to continue this behavior
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Merrin says eating a balanced diet is another easy way to lower high blood pressure and keep blood vessels healthy
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