Brock Gerber Clarence Sconiers.  Produces second-hand smoke  Causes accidental fires  Causes death prematurely.

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Brock Gerber Clarence Sconiers

 Produces second-hand smoke  Causes accidental fires  Causes death prematurely

 Over 4,000 chemicals  Can cause lung cancer  Causes disease and premature death

 Ban public smoking

 Deadly fires  Cause injury  Why are they so deadly?  Where and when the fire ignites  Age

 Create a “fire-safe” cigarette  Don’t burn unless smoked  Modify cigarette properties contentId=228784

 Second-hand smoke  Fires  Cancer  Lung cancer most prevalent  Heart Disease  Stroke  Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease  Emphysema  Bronchitis

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 Smokers are more likely to die early  Smoking causes cancers and disease  What to do to stop this?  Ban cigarette sales  Economic reasons won’t allow this  Government regulations on cigarettes  Less harmful chemicals  Less addicting

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