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The main thing would be to not smoke. But also if you are around someone who smokes, try to limit interaction with them while they are smoking. second hand smoke can be just as deadly. Also doing things like using smoke free facilities, like smoke free hotel rooms and restaurants.

bearhunter [10]2 years ago

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Its simple. ban the use of carcinogens in tobbaco products

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