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Tobacco Company advertising SKOAL and Copenhagen spitting tobacco Using athletes to push tobacco to children: snuff-dippin cancer-lipped man Article by Alan Blum, MD New York State Journal of Medicine December 1983 During the 1980 Olympic Games, the United States Tobacco Company, an official sponsor, spent $2,500,000 promoting snuff
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Consequences of tobacco The association of tobacco with various respiratory diseases is well known, among which are: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Lung cancer Asthma Infections (pneumonia, viriasis, tuberculosis) Pneumothorax Langerhans cell histiocytosis Respiratory bronchiolitis with/without interstitial disease Desquamative pneumonia Pulmonary fibrosis combined or not with emphysema, among others
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When it comes to controlling the smoking habits in the country, even the 63 percent of smokers think that its time government should come up with strict rules and awareness programs to tackle the problem