Just some of the health effects include: high blood pressure caused by constricted blood vessels increased risk of stroke and heart attack from higher blood pressure and damaged blood vessels increased risk of lung diseases Skin damage from reduced blood flow [2] Because it is so addictive, nicotine also poses a risk to your health by encouraging people to continue smoking and subsequently consuming all the other harmful chemicals in cigarettes
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Conclusion No doubt, steering clear of secondhand smoke can be a real challenge
In an Australian study of pregnant women with asthma published in 2010, 68% of current smokers had a partner who smoked, while 33% of ex-smokers and only 16% of never smokers had a partner who smoked ( Murphy et al
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