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Being exposed to smoke and strong odors that irritate the lining of the nose. Having a mother who smoked during the first year of life. Complications.
Additional inclusion criteria include: BMI ≤40kg/m2, current non-smokers with smoking history <15 pack years, and those who are able to engage in exercise ...
Smoking is the only likely environmental risk factor for ALS. The risk seems to be greatest for women, particularly after menopause. Environmental toxin ...
Don't smoke or drink alcohol. Of course, healthy sperm counts too. By having unprotected sex often, most healthy couples get pregnant within one year. If ...
People who smoke are more likely to have ringing in the ears than nonsmokers. Other causes of tinnitus include: Long time periods with exposure to loud ...
Stop smoking if you are a smoker. Focus on eating healthy foods, getting exercise and losing weight, if needed. What you can expect. Before the procedure. You ...
Quitting smoking is one of the best ways you can lower your heart disease risk. Obesity also puts you at higher risk of developing heart disease. Excess weight ...
Quit smoking. Cigarette smoking can cause problems with circulation. This increases the risk of foot problems and other neuropathy complications. Eat ...
Quit smoking and avoid secondhand smoke. Eat a healthy diet rich in vegetables, fruits, legumes, fish and whole grains. Limit the amount of saturated fat ...
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