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Q: If you just try a cigarette will you smoke forever?Answer:It is not something you can predict. Everyone responds physically and emotionally to tobacco products in a different way. The important thing to remember is that we don’t know how we will respond to any given substance, and the fact remains that cigarettes are very harmful. Why would anybody want to expose his/her body to a toxic and often habit-forming substance that has no positive value? By not smoking a cigarette, you automatically cancel the chance that you might smoke forever. When it comes to cigarettes and other drugs, it’s what you don’t do that makes all the difference. Dorothy Potter, Pulmonary RehabilitationDurham Regional Hospital Activities:
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Durham Regional is proud to partner with The Herald-Sun's Newspapers In Education program to bring newspapers to the classroom. Through the weekly "Kids Calling the Shots" column, Durham Regional healthcare professionals provide answers to youngsters questions about health and medicine. Here are some links to recent "Kids Calling the Shots" columns:
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