dangers of smoking
There are many dangers that you may face as a cigarette smoker. There are chances of various kinds of cancer such as lung cancer, bladder cancer, among many others. There are also chances of various diseases that are caused by cigarette smoking such as heart disease, chronic bronchitis, and emphysema. Each year in the United States cigarettes and other tobacco products are the cause of over 400,000 deaths. Most of these deaths could have been prevented, if people did not smoke cigarettes. Yet cigarettes and other tobacco products are still legal, and use by a large variety of people. According to the American Heart Association, "tobacco use remains the nation's single most preventable cause of death"(Federal Regulation on Tobacco 1). Yet in the United States tobacco is the least regulated consumer product (1). One of the reasons for this is because United States makes to much money on tobacco products, from the taxes that are put on cigarettes. Not only does the government make money off the taxes from cigarettes and other tobacco products, they also make money off the health cost for smokers. Smoking-related diseases cost an estimated $73 billion a y
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Approximate Word count = 1940
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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