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Cardiologists establish how e cigarettes damage the brain, blood vessels and lungs EurekAlert! Smoking shrinks the brain and drives up Alzheimers risk, new study finds Current Smoking and Reduced Gray Matter Volumea Voxel Based Morphometry Study Neuropsychopharmacology BRAIN DAMAGE SERIES. SMOKING Cigarettes contain nicotine which is harmful to the human body. Smokers have an increased risk of dementia, a condition that affects the memory, thinking abilities, judgement and behavior. Smoking and the brain: What are the effects? India ranks second in cigarette smoking; weakness and seizures, expert suggests how to diagnose early symptoms

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