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Effects Of Tobacco On Mouth, Gums And Oral Health
Quitting tobacco is a vital step towards improving oral health and reducing associated risks.
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E-Cigarettes Banned: Know Why They Are No Better Than Regular Cigarettes
E-cigarettes banned: The alternative tobacco product has become a major problem, says Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman who banned production, manufacturing, transport, sale and distribution of e-cigarettes with immediate effect. Here are other effective ways to quit smoking.
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Candy-Flavoured E-Cigarettes May Encourage Vaping Among Kids
Advertisements featuring electronic-cigarettes with flavours such as chocolate and bubble gum are more likely to attract school children to buy and try e-cigarettes, a new Cambridge study has warned.
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Nicotine gum and skin patch face new doubt
The nicotine gum and patches that millions of smokers use to help kick their habit have no lasting benefit and may backfire in some cases, according to the most rigorous long-term study to date of so-called nicotine replacement therapy.
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Marijuana smoking linked to gum disease
Smoking marijuana, also called cannabis, may increase a person's risk for gum disease that can lead to tooth loss.
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Hookah smoking might lead to gum disease
Water pipes (hookah) might be a safer way to smoke, but they are as damaging to the teeth and gums as the cigarettes.
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A 'sweeter' alternative to tobacco
The 'No Smoking' signs in public places may soon become redundant. Tobacco companies in Britain are all set to launch mint candies containing nicotine in the market.
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Effects Of Tobacco On Mouth, Gums And Oral Health
Quitting tobacco is a vital step towards improving oral health and reducing associated risks.
-
E-Cigarettes Banned: Know Why They Are No Better Than Regular Cigarettes
E-cigarettes banned: The alternative tobacco product has become a major problem, says Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman who banned production, manufacturing, transport, sale and distribution of e-cigarettes with immediate effect. Here are other effective ways to quit smoking.
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Candy-Flavoured E-Cigarettes May Encourage Vaping Among Kids
Advertisements featuring electronic-cigarettes with flavours such as chocolate and bubble gum are more likely to attract school children to buy and try e-cigarettes, a new Cambridge study has warned.
-
Nicotine gum and skin patch face new doubt
The nicotine gum and patches that millions of smokers use to help kick their habit have no lasting benefit and may backfire in some cases, according to the most rigorous long-term study to date of so-called nicotine replacement therapy.
-
Marijuana smoking linked to gum disease
Smoking marijuana, also called cannabis, may increase a person's risk for gum disease that can lead to tooth loss.
-
Hookah smoking might lead to gum disease
Water pipes (hookah) might be a safer way to smoke, but they are as damaging to the teeth and gums as the cigarettes.
-
A 'sweeter' alternative to tobacco
The 'No Smoking' signs in public places may soon become redundant. Tobacco companies in Britain are all set to launch mint candies containing nicotine in the market.
