1. Tobacco Noora Khalid Mrs Timm 12 C March 10, 2013

2. Introduction Quote One thousand American stop …. (brainyquotes) Smoking Unhealthy Cancer Thesis Choice is yours, but do not be late

3. History of tobacco America Discovered Tobacco plants Being rich

4. Teens Smoking Health problem Lung Cancer Hard to quit

5. Risk factors for Lung Cancer Age Statistics and facts

6. Poor families most likely to smoke Increase the tobacco price Choose tobacco over daily needs

7. Gum disease Periodontal Teeth loss Black gums

8. Why do people smoke? Influence Weight control

9. Second-hand smokers Unhealthy Chemicals Most likely to get sick first

10. Smoking and Asthma Risky life Not good to smoke Stay away from tobacco

11. Smoke and depression Death Boredom Reduce stress

12. Quit smoking Not easy Goal sheet Inspiration New nonsmoking habit

13. Conclusion Unhealthy Side-effects Lung Cancer Black Gums Teens who smoke Second-hand smokers

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