Sentences with phrase «more cigarettes»

That's like saying the solution to lung cancer is to smoke more cigarettes.

Additionally, adolescents who smoked both conventional cigarettes and e-cigarettes smoked more cigarettes per day than non-e-cigarette users.

Ex-smoker - they previously smoked daily or had smoked 100 or more cigarettes in their lifetime or had smoked pipes, cigars or other tobacco products at least 20 times in their lifetime; or

It is not necessary to make and sell more cigarettes and sweets in order to be able to afford more doctors and dentists.

More cigarettes please, and get me my hoes.

It begins with 4 - year - old Tonya's arrival on the ice, pushed there by her stage - mother - from - hell, LaVona Golden (Allison Janney, puffing on More cigarettes and swearing like a longshoreman).

One of the first things nicotine does in the body is stimulate the vomit center of the brain, thus inducing vomiting that may save the patient's life if there is more cigarette material in the stomach.

Specifically, participants in marginalized relationships reported lower self - esteem, more symptoms of poor health (e.g., headaches, nausea, loss of sexual interest), and a greater frequency of risky health behaviors, including more cigarette smoking and less consistent condom use.

In studies that looked at women who raised their own biological children, those who didn't smoke during pregnancy had kids who scored about a 99, on average, compared to a score of 104 among children whose mothers smoked 10 or more cigarettes per day.

«I thought people would simply overcompensate by smoking more cigarettes,» she says.

The more cigarettes you smoke per day, the greater your baby's chances of developing these and other health problems.

The clinical trial was conducted between June 2013 and July 2014 at 10 sites, with subjects 18 years or older who smoked five or more cigarettes per day and had no current interest in quitting smoking.

For smoking frequency, Asian men on average smoked 2.5 more cigarettes per day than Asian women, compared with 1.5 more cigarettes per day that Latino men smoked than Latino women.

Smokers and ex-smokers are more likely to get MS than people who never smoked, and the more cigarettes you've had, the greater your chances (people who smoke at least two packs a day have a fivefold greater risk).

The risks are linked to the quantity of cigarettes that are smoked — the data indicates that exposure to about 10 or more cigarettes per day is enough for increased risk so it's vital for men to cut down.

A person who smokes 10 or more cigarettes a day for 10 years is more likely to develop deep wrinkles and sagging skin than a non-smoker.

Or so they think... James leaves to go get Kristen some more cigarettes, and the girl comes back again asking the same question.

Women who smoke 100 or more cigarettes may substantially increase their odds of developing breast cancer.

Current daily smoker - a respondent who reported at the time of interview that they regularly smoked one or more cigarettes, cigars or pipes per day;