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... smoking and how to resist these substances. Also learn practical tips to stop teen smoking if that's already an issue. If alcohol or drugs are a concern ...
Stopping smoking. If you smoke, try to quit. There are many options for stop-smoking services and products to help you quit. Treating any underlying medical ...
Regardless of how long you've smoked, stopping smoking can improve your health. There's no better time than the present to make this change for your health, and ...
Smoking has harmful effects on fetal development. If you do smoke, talk to your health care provider about quitting. Diet. Make sure you're eating a healthy ...
Drink fluids. Warm liquids can relax your airway and loosen up sticky mucus in your throat. Stay away from tobacco smoke. Smoking or being exposed to smoke can ...
Smoking damages your blood vessels. Smoking increases the risk of atherosclerosis and other circulatory diseases, including vascular cognitive impairment.
Smoking makes medical problems worse and harder to treat. If you need help quitting, talk with your health care provider. Stay away from secondhand smoke.
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