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In Laos, the arrangement between U.K.-based Imperial, the countrys then-prime minister, Bounnhang Vorachit, and his in-law, business tycoon Sithat Xaysoulivong (their children are married), deprived the government of more than $140 million in tax revenue, according to one study from a tobacco control group
With repeated exposure: The lungs lose their elasticity Air gets trapped in the lungs (leading to conditions like emphysema) Breathing becomes shallow and inefficient Lungs begin to collapse at the microscopic level Without active detox, tar buildup can take over a decade to fully break down
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The FDA must maintain momentum in clearing the backlog of smoke-free product applications and continue to promote reduced-harm alternatives for adult tobacco users