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McCarron, P., Davey, G., Okasha, M., & McEwen, J. (2012).  Smoking in adolescence and young adulthood  and mortality in later life: prospective observational study.  http://jech.highwire.org/content/55/5/334.full

Facts:

 * 1) Studies show that teens don't feel above and immune the effects of smoking.
 * 2) College students said their risk of cancer was raised due to smoking at a young age.
 * 3) Women in the study who started smoking before fifteen had a higher risk of death.
 * 4) There is an overwhelming number of adolescent smoking.
 * 5) The study defines one cigarette to ten a day is mild, moderate is eleven to twenty, and heavy is twenty-one to thirty.
 * 6) Risk of cancer is higher when you start at a young age.
 * 7) Smoking before the age of 15 can increase the odds of dying.
 * 8) The #|cancers you can get are: lip, tongue, mouth, pharynx, esophagus, #|pancreas, respiratory tract, and #|urinary tract.
 * 9) Teen years cause increased chances of risky lung cancer.
 * 10) Some teens give up smoking later in life, finally realizing the effects.
 * 11) Lifetime of smoking comes from starting young.
 * 12) Showing adolescents smoking is bad, can lead to less people smoking.
 * 13) Young people who smoking believe they will continue it later.
 * 14) Hazards of smoking are well known.
 * 15) The results of reinforcing not to smoke lead to kids never to do it.