Smoking can Immediate effects of smoking on teens may include: cosmetic effects, such as foul breath, smelling of smoke, and yellow teeth hacking coughs poor endurance and physical fitness increased risk of colds and flu increased risk of respiratory illnesses, such as bronchitis and pneumonia negative effects on lung growth and function financial strain of purchasing cigarettes Long-term health effects of smoking include increased risk of: heart disease stroke lung damage many types of cancer, such as lung, throat, and stomach cancer shortened lifespan Teens are also especially vulnerable to In addition, tobacco use during adolescence is associated with the use of alcohol and other drugs, commonly known as the gateway effect
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