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Although the data is from 1995, generally speaking, the results could still have policy implications on how an increase in cigarette taxes could influence consumer behavior today
He adds: My real passion, like many other inventors, is to leave some trace behind.
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Figure 4: Stained teeth with tartar build-up in smokers mouth Photo courtesy of Dr R Hirsch University of Adelaide Smoking affects the mouth in many ways Smokers breath Stained teeth Loss of taste Gum disease Tooth loss Oral cancers The risk of these problems reduces as soon as you QUIT Quitting smoking Ask health professionals such as your doctor, dentist or pharmacist for advice
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