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    - Cigarettes were first brought to Europe in the 16th century and became more widespread in the 17th and 19th centuries. - Passive smoking exposes non-smokers to higher levels of nicotine, carbon monoxide, and carcinogens compared to active smoking. It is estimated to cause over 4000 deaths in Canada annually. - The documents discuss the religious, health, economic, psychological, and social impacts of smoking from various perspectives. Rules around smoking vary globally and media influences on smoking are also addressed. The conclusion reiterates the key issues covered.

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    - Cigarettes were first brought to Europe in the 16th century and became more widespread in the 17th and 19th centuries. - Passive smoking exposes non-smokers to higher levels of nicotine, carbon monoxide, and carcinogens compared to active smoking. It is estimated to cause over 4000 deaths in Canada annually. - The documents discuss the religious, health, economic, psychological, and social impacts of smoking from various perspectives. Rules around smoking vary globally and media influences on smoking are also addressed. The conclusion reiterates the key issues covered.

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    Story of Arettes: Hi Cig

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    Anas Zendaki
    - Cigarettes were first brought to Europe in the 16th century and became more widespread in the 17th and 19th centuries. - Passive smoking exposes non-smokers to higher levels of nicotine, carbon monoxide, and carcinogens compared to active smoking. It is estimated to cause over 4000 deaths in Canada annually. - The documents discuss the religious, health, economic, psychological, and social impacts of smoking from various perspectives. Rules around smoking vary globally and media influences on smoking are also addressed. The conclusion reiterates the key issues covered.

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    History of Cigarettes

    • Taken to Europe in the


    16th

    • In the 17th century

    • In the 19th century

    Sohaib Samman
    How Smoking
    Affects our
    Health

    Turki &
    Mohammed Al-Ajroush
    Passive Smoking
    = Nicotine X2
    = Carbon monoxide X5
    = 4000 poisonous substances
    = 40 are carcinogens
    = Higher levels of carcinogens

    Mahmoud Aboud
    Passive Smoking
    5000
    4500
    4000
    3500 Deaths in Canada
    3000
    2500
    2000
    1500
    1000
    500
    0
    Homicide illegal Aids Traffic passive
    drugs accidents smoking

    Mahmoud Aboud
    The Religious
    Perspective

    •In Islam
    •And All the other religions

    Mohammed Sufran
    How Smoking Effects
    our Incomes

    SR5 billion in KSA


    USA $97.6 billion

    Jafar Bin Taleb


    The Psychological
    Effects of smoking
    • Nervousness
    • Tension
    • Rejection
    • Self-doubt
    The psychological effects
    associated with:
    * Impotency
    * Infertility
    Yasser Ba-afeef
    Why people smoke

    • Trying out

    • Bad company

    • Media
    Mohanna
    The Role of
    the Media

    Rayan Al-Shaye’
    Rules of smoking around
    the world

     1 cigarette = 20,000 $

     Smoking in public places = 2 years in jail

     97 countries, why not 98?

    Anas Zendaki
    How to quit !
    • Decide on a date to quit
    • Taking cigarette off your mind
    • Drink fluids
    • Get more active
    • Think positively
    • Change the routine
    • No excuses
    • Treat yourself
    • Care about what you eat
    • Take one day at a time

    Mohammed Al-Namshan
    Scene from
    the Reality

    Abdullah al omary
    The
    Conclusion

    Mohammed Al-mutairy

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