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a disease associated with smoking is which alveoli are destroyed is known as a. chronic bronchitis. b. chronic obstuctive pumona

ry disease. c. chronic hepatitis. d. emphysema.

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butalik [34]3 years ago

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The answer out of the following is D. emphysema .Smoking inflicts damage to the air sacks(alveoli) and makes it difficult to breathe.

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