what is one event that nazi's did with tobacco lung cancer?
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The Nazis launched a major anti-tobacco campaign that is so clsoe to the current anti-tobacco campaign in America that it is scary.  Propoganda everywhere and the complete disregard for individual liberties.  America seems to be headed down a dangerous road with this one.\n\nSee, freedom is freedom....even if it is a freedom that you don't exercise - or more important one that you disagree with.
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check out www.thetruth.com fpr all your second hand smoke and smoking ?'s . \n\n Fact \n Every 8 seconds, someone in the world dies from a smoking-related disease. \n About 90% of lung cancer deaths among women who continue to smoke are tobacco related. \n Smoking during pregnancy results in the deaths of about 900 infants every year in the U.S. \n Because of the tobacco industry’s products, about 339 people in the U.S. die of lung cancer every day. \n In the U.S., about 440,000 people die a tobacco-related death every year. \n Today, in the U.S., tobacco products will kill about 1,200 people. \n On its website, one tobacco company lists “cancer services” as one of the community programs they support. Yet they continue to make a product that leads to 339 deaths from lung cancer each day. \n Cigarettes and other smoking materials are the number one cause of fire deaths in the U.S. \n In 1985, one tobacco vice president said in reference to smoking-related deaths, “People die in their beds, therefore, should we ban sleep?”
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Yeah, I hate people who litter and toss cig butts out the car.  That's ok.  Take comfort in knowing they'll have lung cancer sooner or later.
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In 2004 in the US there were 173,700 new cases of lung cancer and an estimated 160,440 deaths from lung cancer. Of those it is estimated that 87% are caused by smoking. Some 3,000 people die of lung cancer a year from second-hand smoke.\nI would expect that everyone who was diagnosed with lung cancer spends some time in hospital and so does everyone who dies - nice big number, isn't it?
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There are numerous effects. \nFirst of all, the tar in the cigarettes sets in lungs and cannot be easily thrown out (smoker's cough). \nMineral particles in the smoke stick into the lung tissue and cause miniature ruptures of the alveoals. In time, alveolas go dead, and there is no replacement for them.\nParticles, that are not stuck in the tissue, get wrapped by "slime", which is hard to cough out. It remains in the lungs, and may cause pneumonia. The slime is also very good environment for bacteria to grow.\nIf many ruptures are concentrated in one place, the damage can cause enormous growth of the tissue, but with cell metabolism changed, and lung cancer begins to spread.\nShortage of oxygen cause lungs to work harder, to provide enough oxygen to the body. Damaged tissue contains blood cloggs that may be moved by intensive lung movement, start flowing through the blood vessels and obstruct the flow through tiny blood branches, which leads to the lung infarct.\n\nIs this enough, or You want to be frightened for some more?
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There is all sorts of conflicting data on this one, but here are a few sites with some info on studies:\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/141891.stm\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/article/23/1728_57309\nhttp://www.cancer.org/docroot/CRI/content/CRI_2_4_2X_What_are_the_risk_factors_for_lung_cancer_26.asp\n\nI tend to lean toward the yes side, I just can't picture smoking being ok for the lungs, and the smoke does have carcinogens in it.
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smoking or exposure to chemicals or substances such as asbestos.
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Check this link for images\n\nhttp://fcit.usf.edu/HOLOCAUST/resource/gallery/gallery.htm
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yes and a number of other things\nlike lung cancer\ncheck it out
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Environment is easily the primary cause of lung cancer.  I'm not even aware of any genetic disorders that are associated with lung cancer.\n\nSmoking is the primary cause of lung cancer.  Before smoking was common, lung cancer was exceedingly rare.  Back in the early 1900's (1904 I believe), a doctor in the US found a man with lung cancer, and he wrote to all of his doctor friends to gather them so that they could have a part in this "once in a lifetime" chance to see a lung cancer patient.\n\nI wish I could photograph some of my textbooks to show you the correlation between smoking and lung cancer.  \n\nThe main causes of lung cancer are smoking, asbestos inhalation, and radon inhalation.  Each of these works via a completely different mechanism.  Smoking works by causing mutations in DNA with chemical carcinogens.  Asbestos works by causing excessive proliferation of certain lung cells, which increases the chance of a transcription error.  Radon works by emmitting alpha radiation, which causes DNA mutations by breaking DNA strands.  Radon then half-lifes into polonium, which adheres to the cells in your lungs and continues to emit radiation, causing more damage.  All three of these mechanisms have only become important within the last century.  Smoking was not popular until the 1940's or so, asbestos was not used prior to the 1950-60's or so, and radon accumulation in homes was not a problem before a similar timeframe.\n\nThere is really no contest between environmental and heredity effects on lung cancer.  Before smoking, asbestos, and radon, there was virtually no lung cancer at all.
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http://images.google.com/url?q=http://st.fatih.edu.tr/~mkocali/cigarette/Pictures/Lung_Black.gif\n\nhttp://www.besttreatments.co.uk/btuk/images/lung_cancer_xray.jpg\n\nhttp://drjohng.com/images/lung_cancer.jpg
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Yeah, sure, the nazis use to do the pedigree and crotch cops and tell people to suck it.  \n\nSuck it!
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Heh, we just got done writing a paper for this book.\n\nI think it was mainly to keep spirits high.  I'm not sure about the Nazi's, but the Jewish people in the concentration camps held secret 'concerts' occasionally.
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because u can get lung cancer or pass it down to someone else.
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Ditto!  That happened to me yesterday on a question from some moron saying "should Hitler have won"?\nSame applies people!  10 points if you can unearth my answer!
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Tobacco is a poison. If enough of it is ingested in can kill.
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the Nazis:\n"November 28 1938: Police decree pertaining to the appearance of Jews in public issued: Restrictions in the freedom of movement and travel, etc. "