Examples of chemicals in tobacco smoke include acetone (nail polish remover), acetic acid (hair dye), ammonia (household cleaner), arsenic (rat poison), benzene (rubber cement and gasoline), butane (lighter fluid), cadmium (battery acid), carbon monoxide (car exhaust), formaldehyde (embalming fluid), hexamine (barbecue lighter fluid), lead (batteries), naphthalene (mothballs), methanol (rocket fuel), nicotine (insecticide), tar (road paving), and toluene (paint manufacturing)
Bibliography (see also DONIT) Moammad-asan Khan Etemd-al-Salana, Mer t al-boldn , ed
1 Identifying risk factors, such as MSDP, is vital for improving dental care
There are concerns regarding the potential for certain tobacco control policies to have a negative equity impact
The CDC reports that smoking is the leading preventable cause of death and disease in the United States