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The phenomenon of smoking in countries and societies and its health, environmental and economic risks: A review

Abstract

The history of smoking goes back to long periods of time, dating back to the late fifteenth century However, its transmission to our Islamic world took place in the early twentieth century and at the advent of Colonialism to Islamic countries. Cigarette smoke contains many chemicals, such as nicotine Tar, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and polonium and caustic ammonia, and these substances varied in their health effects, some of which lead to cancer various types such as lung, stomach, esophageal, pancreatic, lip, and colon cancer, including what causes cancer. It leads to damage to the respiratory and digestive system, in addition to this, addiction, which is difficult to obtain. As a result of him quitting smoking where It is the presence of nicotine in the blood that causes addiction The reasons for falling into smoking are bad friends, the main reason, followed by people's ignorance of the harms Smoking Therefore, this information came to shed light on the severe harms of smoking, which is really The plague of the age may contribute to a number of people quitting smoking.

Public Health and NutritionNicotineLung cancerEnvironmental healthMedicinePsychiatryInternal medicine
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