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People who smoke are more likely to have breakthrough bleeding than are people who don't smoke. If you use estrogen-progestin birth control pills or the vaginal ...
If you're recovering from ARDS, these suggestions can help protect your lungs: Quit smoking. If you smoke, seek help to quit. Also, stay away from secondhand ...
If you smoke cigarettes or use other tobacco products, quitting will greatly lower your risk of health problems. Talk to your health care provider about ...
Allergies such as hay fever; Obesity; Smoking; Exposure to secondhand smoke; Exposure to fumes or chemicals. If you think you or your child may have asthma, ...
Pathology of interstitial and fibrotic lung disease, including diseases caused by smoking, environmental exposures and mesothelioma. Significance to patient ...
Stop smoking: Smoking is a risk factor for many surgical complications, including problems with the incision, infections, pneumonia and cardiovascular problems.
Knutson says. You can reduce your risk of lung cancer by quitting smoking and avoiding exposure to secondhand smoke. Read more about Dr. Knutson's work on the ...
Biology of lung dendritic cells and effect of cigarette smoke on dendritic cell presentation of tumor and exogenous antigens in the lung; Cigarette smoking ...
The combination of birth control pills and smoking boosts heart disease risks by 20 percent in young women, the American Heart Association says. Yes, our risk ...
Redness; Itching; Swelling; Blisters; Difficulty breathing, if you've inhaled smoke from burning poison ivy. Often the rash looks like a straight line ...
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