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Smoking can not only change the appearance of the lungs but also cause functional changes, such as damage to the cells that line the airway, the cilia, and the capillaries in the lungs
Carcinogenic Components of Tobacco and Tobacco Smoke A total of 83 carcinogens have been identified in tobacco and tobacco smoke, with 37 found in unburned tobacco and 80 present in tobacco smoke
For people who smoke: ways to protect others and yourself Make a plan to quit: Talk with your healthcare provider about FDA approved quit aids such as nicotine patches, gum, lozenges, varenicline, or bupropion
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