People who use nicotine show more _____ in their skin.

Carbon monoxide in cigarette smoke interferes with the ability of blood cells to carry _____

Vaping introduces the addictive, dangerous substance _____ into a person’s body.

Living or socializing with people who smoke or vape increases rates of cancer because of _____ smoke or aerosol.

Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States.

Tobacco smoke contains more than 70 carcinogens.

Most people who smoke picked up the habit as adults.

Most people who have had a heart attack or surgery resulting from lung cancer stop smoking.

Stimulus control helps people respond to difficult feelings and situations with stress management, relaxation, and coping skills instead of tobacco use.

Nicotine triggers the release of adrenaline, which causes a(n) _____

Which chemical leads to a pleasurable sensation when released in the brain, such as in response to nicotine?

People who smoke are at greater risk of becoming ill from germs that cause colds and the flu due to a weakened _____

A laryngectomy is performed on people, often people who have _____

How long after quitting smoking will people see their heart rate, blood pressure, and circulation return to normal?

For which group of students was vaping more popular?

How much did vaping rates increase between 2017 and 2019 for high school students?

Peer pressure can influence decisions about tobacco use in which of the following ways?

Some researchers believe that the best way to prevent teenagers from using tobacco is to emphasize the negative effects of tobacco use on appearance and hygiene. Is emphasizing these negative effects an effective strategy to prevent tobacco use among teenagers?