statistical study concerning the urban tobacco’s consum, premises of the consumers’ behaviour changes
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Abstract
While tobacco became more and more popular, there were always voices against it being considered immoral and harmful. However the intent of restraining his using has only made it more valuable and encouraged smuggling. Smoking is a risk factor for excitement state at young infants. Being a subject of actuality and of national interest, the authors have performed a study among the citizens of Bucharest, in order to sketch of the typical smoker profile. Smoking teenagers have to seek for medical care more often than non-smokers. As a final conclusion of this study we have to mention the fact that through a better campaign against smoking, sustained by the authorities, the number of smokers and smoking harmful effects could be significantly reduced.
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| Authors | ;Zaharia Marian;Cristache Silvia-Elena;danielaserban2002@yahoo.com;Begu Liviu |
| Journal | journal of herbal medicine |
| Year | 2008 |
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