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Tobacco-Free Assignment Name:

A Persistent Epidemic

A Persistent Epidemic: Introduction

A Persistent Epidemic: A Killer Cigarette

A Persistent Epidemic: The Power of Nicotine Addiction

Diseases and Health Problems

Diseases and Health Problems: Cancer Trigger

Diseases and Health Problems: Breath Blocker

Diseases and Health Problems: The Heart Stopper

Diseases and Health Problems: Smoking and Reproduction

Diseases and Health Problems: Smoking and Diabetes

Diseases and Health Problems: Smoking and the Immune System

Diseases and Health Problems: Smoking and Eye Disease

The Next 50 Years

The Next 50 Years: Saving Millions of Lives

The Next 50 Years: Ending the Tobacco Use Epidemic

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