In a review of the research literature, Weinstein 21 found that, although most smokers acknowledge the risk of smoking, they tend to minimize that risk and show a clear tendency to believe that the risk applies more to other smokers than to themselves (page 139)
[DOI] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 30.Otreba M, Kosmider L
A smoker for 15 years she has tried to stop on at least four separate occasions and has managed for months at a time without smoking
Thus, integrating comprehensive tobacco education into university curricula and enforcing a tobacco-free campus policies may foster more critical attitudes toward tobacco use (141)
Common symptoms include a productive cough, wheezing, mild chest discomfort, and fatigue
Teens would no longer see it, so there would be no urge to want to smoke, and if the society at large does not want tobacco to be a thing to affect their children, then banning its sale and production would be the best cause of action
