... the cigarette burns hotter. "The tip of a cigarette burns at 700 degrees Celsius, which then breaks down the tobacco inside" (Brandt). With the heat releasing all of these deadly chemicals, people put themselves at risk of getting numerous amounts of cancer and disease. As a matter of fact, lung cancer, along with throat cancer and mouth cancer, would be nearly ... ...

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... a minor setback for our fight against tobacco, the debate will arise again. Between now and then our cause will garner support and gain momentum, and we will eventually conquer this deadly product. Despite the public health achievements in reducing tobacco use, much remains to be accomplished, The American Cancer Society has set goals for 2015 of a 25 percent reduction in cancer ... ...

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