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Other risks Other health risks of smoking include: lung diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) higher risk of lung infections such as pneumonia increased risk of heart disease and stroke damage to the reproductive system, which can make it difficult for a person to get pregnant changes in sexual and reproductive function, such as erectile dysfunction and reduced fertility gum disease weakened immune system higher risk of type 2 diabetes premature aging lower bone density, which increases the risk of bone fractures vision problems slower wound healing Learn more about how smoking affects the body

Jennifer Cofer, director of the End Tobacco Program at the MD Anderson Cancer Center, said there will be another push in the 2019 session

La Aurora only uses for its cigars leaves from the seco leaf floor, that is to say, the tobacco called volado , whose main feature is combustibility, is not used

Shigella is an intestinal bacterium often responsible for food poisoning, which leads to diarrhea

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