Spending on Cigarettes Thoughtlessly
Reflect on your cigarette expenses and health risks. 15 cigarettes a day equals 5475 yearly. Consider change for a healthier future.
The Link Smoking and Cervical Cancer
Before we delve into the connection between smoking and cervical cancer, let's take a moment to understand why smoking tobacco…
Smoking and Colon Cancer
Did you know? Colon cancer ranks as the third most common cancer in America. It starts off slow, brewing as…
The Link Smoking and Leukemia
Hey everyone, today we're tackling a serious topic: the connection between smoking and leukemia. It's a conversation that affects us…
Smoking and Bladder Cancer.
What You Need to Know Hey, did you know smoking cigarettes can seriously up your odds of getting bladder cancer?…
The Hidden Danger Esophageal Cancer
Now, what about "light smokers"? Well, it's kind of a gray area. But here's the deal: any amount of tobacco use raises your risk compared to someone who doesn't smoke.
Does smoking affect your kidneys?
Now, when it comes to smoking, it's like throwing fuel on the fire for kidney cancer. Studies have shown that smoking can hit all parts of your upper plumbing system—your kidneys, tubes, and even the pelvis.
Tobacco and the Mouth and Throat Cancer
Mouth cancer often flies under the radar. Look out for symptoms like lumps, persistent ulcers, soreness, and difficulty swallowing. Early detection is critical.
Can secondhand smoke cause liver cancer?
The liver, under siege from toxins, experiences oxidative stress—a condition characterized by an imbalance between free radicals.
Tobacco and booze aren’t just habits
Think Chewing Tobacco Is Harmless? Think Again. Snuff, Dip, Chew - They're All Linked To Cancers In Your Mouth's Nooks And Crannies.