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| substance in red blood cells that brings oxygen to all cells |
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| decrease in the oxygen level in the bottle |
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| cancer causeing chemical in cig. smoke |
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| air sacs in the lungs losxe thier elacticty |
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| addictive substance in tobacco |
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| poisonous gas produced by tobacco smoke |
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| excessive secretions of mucus in the bronchial tubes |
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| an open sore in the stomach lining |
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| swelling and reddening of the sinuses |
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| disease of the heart and blood vessels |
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| white spots on the inside of the mouth that may become cancerous |
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| dark, sticky substance in tobacco that causes cancer |
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| narrow air tubes in the lungs |
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| tiny, hair like structers that fillter out harmful substances in the respiratory system |
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| finely ground tobacco that is sniffed |
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| fatty deposits block the ateries |
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| air sacs in the lungs lose their elasticity |
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| addictive substance in tobacco |
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| poisonous gas produced by tobacco smoke |
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| is it more dangerous to drive when youre drunkor when your hihg on drugs? |
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| what % of the people who have got lung cancer go tit from smoking |
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| marijuana damages your lungs. true/ false? |
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-used to preserve dead bodies
-fertalizers |
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-gas chamber poisons
-plastics |
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