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CDC. (2012, January 10). // Centers for disease // // control and prevention //. Health Effects of #|Cigarette Smoking. Web. 31 August, 2012. http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statistics/fact_sheets/health_effects/effects_cig_smoking/


 * Facts: **
 * 1) Smoking harms every organ.
 * 2) Smoking causes one in five deaths per year.
 * 3) Smoking accounts for more deaths than HIV/AIDS.
 * 4) Smoking causes death for 80% of women.
 * 5) Smoking causes for 23 times more deaths than non-smokers.
 * 6) Smoking causes damage to airways and alveoli in the lung.
 * 7) Alveoli are small air sacs in the lungs that help control breathing.
 * 8) Smoking #|cancers include: leukemia, bladder, cervix and esophagus, kidney, stomach, and voice box.
 * 9) Smoking causes women to have lower bone density.
 * 10) Women who smoke have a increased risk of a broken hip.
 * 11) 90% of deaths are from a chronic obstruction in the lungs.
 * 12) Babies can become stillborn from their parents smoking.
 * 13) Smoking narrows the arteries in the body.
 * 14) In the arms and legs, tissue can be lost from cigarettes.
 * 15) Smoking effects the blood vessels in the body and can shut them down.