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litigation against tobacco companies The verdict in "Fontaine v. Philip Morris USA" has proven to be a turning point Big in Massachusetts, according to data from Law.com Radar. Andrew Rainer, director for the Suing the Tobacco and Lead

#31 I don't think he was saying that mold spores are always on tobacco

Finally, smoking can harm a persons teeth and gums

Here are selected study quotes: "Cigarette smoking is associated with cognitive decline and dementia." "It is estimated that nearly 14% of Alzheimer's disease cases worldwide could be attributable to smoking." "Here we examine the association between smoking and brain cortical thickness..." "666 underwent brain imaging including high-resolution structural T1-weighted MRI scanning used for cortical thickness estimation." " There were 36 current smokers, 223 ex-smokers and 245 participants with no history of smoking." "Scanning showed that current smokers had a generally thinner cortex than those who had never smoked (Figure 2a)