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Smoking, personality and reasons for smoking
Psychological Medicine, 1982SynopsisThe relationships between smoking, reasons for smoking and personality were investigated in 98 cigarette smokers. Contrary to the usual findings, smoking did not relate to extraversion (E) but related instead to psychoticism (P). It is suggested that this relation is the true one, and previous findings have been due to a contaminated measure of
S. Jane Weeks, I. C. McManus
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The Smoke in Marihuana Smoking
New England Journal of Medicine, 1976Marihuana, the dried leaves and flowering tops of the plant cannabis, has been smoked for centuries. The folklore of many cultures has attributed medicinal properties to extracts of cannabis.
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Coal Smoke and Cigarette Smoke
New England Journal of Medicine, 1981Air pollution from coal smoke brings to mind the grimy cities of the 19th century and the evils accompanying the industrial revolution. It was natural to assume that the polluted air was responsible for many instances of pulmonary disease and that the removal of coal smoke would greatly improve the health of the residents of cities with a heavy burden ...
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The Lancet, 1973
The idea that cigarette smoke causes lung cancer makes a strong intuitive appeal. We can readily envisage airborne carcinogens passing through the mouth, past the larynx and pharynx, down the trachea to the bronchi and lodging in the lungs. Animal experiments reveal chemical carcinogens in the condensate of cigarette smoke and no great imaginative feat
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The idea that cigarette smoke causes lung cancer makes a strong intuitive appeal. We can readily envisage airborne carcinogens passing through the mouth, past the larynx and pharynx, down the trachea to the bronchi and lodging in the lungs. Animal experiments reveal chemical carcinogens in the condensate of cigarette smoke and no great imaginative feat
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2005
When Christopher Columbus discovered America he found the natives chewing tobacco in much the same manner as is done today (1). The American Indians believed tobacco to have medicinal properties, and it was also used in native ceremonials in the New World.
Aristdis N. Mavridis, Albert J. Bellg
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When Christopher Columbus discovered America he found the natives chewing tobacco in much the same manner as is done today (1). The American Indians believed tobacco to have medicinal properties, and it was also used in native ceremonials in the New World.
Aristdis N. Mavridis, Albert J. Bellg
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ACM Transactions on Graphics, 2014
We give an algorithm which extracts vortex filaments ("smoke rings") from a given 3D velocity field. Given a filament strength h > 0, an optimal number of vortex filaments, together with their extent and placement, is given by the zero set of a complex valued function over the domain.
Weißmann, Steffen +2 more
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We give an algorithm which extracts vortex filaments ("smoke rings") from a given 3D velocity field. Given a filament strength h > 0, an optimal number of vortex filaments, together with their extent and placement, is given by the zero set of a complex valued function over the domain.
Weißmann, Steffen +2 more
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Nursing Clinics of North America, 1992
Cigarette smoking remains a major health problem in not only the United States but the world. The dependency-producing effects of nicotine are well documented. Primary prevention, preventing the initiation of smoking, is receiving increased attention in the field of health education. Secondary prevention, smoking cessation, is showing promising results.
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Cigarette smoking remains a major health problem in not only the United States but the world. The dependency-producing effects of nicotine are well documented. Primary prevention, preventing the initiation of smoking, is receiving increased attention in the field of health education. Secondary prevention, smoking cessation, is showing promising results.
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Joint Bone Spine, 2013
Joint Bone Spine - In Press.Proof corrected by the author Available online since mardi 11 decembre ...
Ciurea, Adrian, Finckh, Axel
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Joint Bone Spine - In Press.Proof corrected by the author Available online since mardi 11 decembre ...
Ciurea, Adrian, Finckh, Axel
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Cognitions About Smoking and Not Smoking in Adolescence
Health Education & Behavior, 2007The theory of planned behavior identifies important proximal determinants of behavior, including attitude toward the behavior, perception of subjective norms exerted by significant others, and perception of perceived control over performance of the behavior.
Arie Dijkstra +3 more
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2015
Smoking causes all forms of cardiovascular disease (CVD): there is no safe level of smoking. The health benefits of quitting smoking are immediate. In patients with coronary heart disease smoking cessation results in a dramatic decline in future cardiovascular events and reduces cardiovascular death; it is the most effective and cheapest treatment for ...
Charlotta Pisinger, Serena Tonstad
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Smoking causes all forms of cardiovascular disease (CVD): there is no safe level of smoking. The health benefits of quitting smoking are immediate. In patients with coronary heart disease smoking cessation results in a dramatic decline in future cardiovascular events and reduces cardiovascular death; it is the most effective and cheapest treatment for ...
Charlotta Pisinger, Serena Tonstad
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