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    Tobacco Stereotypes

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    smoking and tobacco use can cause cancer and heart disease. They do not look into the future to worry about the consequences. Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of death in the United States (Persoskie, Donaldson, & King, 2016). In this cohort study, there was a research if there was an interest about or ever-utilization of tobacco items among the US middle and high school students changed from 2012 to 2014. The research data came from the 2012 and 2014 National Youth Tobacco Surveys of

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    cultural acceptance of smoking into a cultural taboo. Not only did smoking affect the health of the consumer but conventional cigarettes also spewed several toxic chemicals into the environment that affected other people’s health. The environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) has been associated with cardiovascular problems, asthma, respiratory infections, and lung cancer. Consequently, this has led to the ban of smoking in many public places like public buildings, bars, and restaurants (Schober et al.).

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    any store, right behind the register after a grocery list has been completed. Tobacco products are multi-billion dollar industries that thrive on the addiction of its’ consumers. Although individuals have the right to use tobacco products, the United states should ban the production, marketing, and sales because the marketing is geared towards teens and young adults, the health issues contributed to the use of tobacco are overwhelming, they’re highly addictive, and the effects of second-hand smoke

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    students. In addition, however, it also appears that there have been real changes in smoking patterns among young adults. While many questions remain regarding recent trends in tobacco and other drug use among adolescents and young adults. Raising the legal minimum age for purchasers to 21 and enforcing higher tax on tobacco products in North Carolina would result in a decline in teenage smoking rates. This proposed legislative change would likely prevent premature deaths of hundreds of thousands

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    The tobacco companies have a high expectation to adhere to set out by the stakeholders; customers or consumers, employees, managers, directors, and shareholders etc, to go beyond just the traditional ways of only making products to profit. In the stakeholders’ eyes, paying taxes and job creation are the sole contribution to the society. They express their concerns to address social and ethical standards for the tobacco companies. Philanthropy social responsibility is very much needed to protect the

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    century (Proctor, 2012). Some of the famous tribes and people known to have smoked cigarettes are the Aztecs and the Mayas. According to Proctor (2012) they smoked tobacco and other drugs with psychedelic effects when they performed religious rituals. This is actions have been depicted on their temples and pottery. In North America, tobaccos started being grown as a

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    The Smoke Free Policy

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    affects the water quality and is deadly to the aquatic life. In America, there is the Freedom of Choice. People may choose to use tobacco, or they can take a healthier route and use nicotine patches or electronic cigarettes. Both of these alternatives still deliver nicotine, but the difference is it is directly into the bloodstream, therefore there is not tobacco clogging the user’s lungs and no second hand smoking. According to Amy Renshaw, a Vanderbilt University Psychology student, the nicotine

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    Introduction: Tobacco is one of the greatest emerging health disasters in human history (Ferrence, 2003), but yet is marketed freely and easily available in every nook and corner of the globe. Although tobacco is notorious for causing serious health problems and deaths, many countries have not banned its use or taken concrete steps to reduce its prevalence. This is despite the empirically proven fact that it is the most common cause of death worldwide that kills over 5 million people annually (WHO

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    Batm : Ethical Case Study

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    American Tobacco in Malaysia * British American Tobacco Malaysia (BATM) was formed from he merger of Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaysia) Berhad and Malaysian Tobacco Company Berhad on 3 November 1999. * Today, British American Tobacco Malaysia is the clear market leader with approximately 63% market share, and ranks amongst the top 25 companies on Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad in terms of market capitalisation. * British American Tobacco Malaysia manufactures and markets high quality tobacco products

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    Introduction Tobacco use among adolescents has been increasing over the years due to marketing strategies that target adolescents and attempt to promote beliefs that influence smoking behaviors. Many of the smoking behaviors are established in adolescents and young adults who are more influenced by exposure to promotional marketing advertisements such as billboards, transit ads, and other strategies that impose acceptable social norms among their peers. According to the CDC, in 2012, 6.7% of middle

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