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EN Stop smoking. Smoking increases your risk of anal cancer. Don't start smoking. Stop if you currently smoke.

• Stop smoking
• anal cancer
• Don't start smoking

EN Smoking. If you smoke, quit. Smoking during pregnancy increases the risk of a congenital heart defect in the baby.

• Smoking
• smoke
• quit
• Smoking during pregnancy

EN Smoking. Smoking can accelerate the normal aging process of your skin, contributing to wrinkles. This may be due to smoking's effect on collagen.

• Smoking
• Smoking can accelerate
• normal aging process
• skin
• contributing to wrinkles
• due to smoking's

EN If you smoke, stop smoking. Smoking increases your risk of having problems during and after surgery. Smoking can slow the healing process.

• smoke
• stop smoking
• having problems during
• after surgery
• Smoking can slow
• healing

EN Don't smoke. If you smoke, quit. If you don't smoke, don't start. Smoking increases the risk of vaginal cancer.

• Don't smoke
• smoke
• quit
• don't smoke
• don't start
• vaginal

EN The use of the Material on any other web site or in a networked computer environment for any purpose is prohibited

• web site
• networked computer environment
• purpose is prohibited

EN Wild camping is prohibited in Germany

• Germany

EN Incidentally, wild camping is forbidden in Germany

• Incidentally
• Germany

EN Smoking. Smoking damages your body's natural defenses against the bacteria and viruses that cause pneumonia.

• Smoking
• natural defenses against
• bacteria
• viruses that cause

EN Smoking. Smoking narrows and hardens your arteries, reducing blood flow to your legs and feet. This makes it more difficult for wounds to heal and damages the peripheral nerves.

• Smoking
• Smoking narrows
• hardens your arteries
• reducing blood flow
• legs
• feet
• wounds to heal
• damages the peripheral

EN Your treatment team works with you to develop an effective stop-smoking plan to enhance your motivation and the skills needed to quit when you're ready.

• treatment team works
• develop an effective
• plan to enhance
• motivation
• you're

EN Smoking during pregnancy. Continuing to smoke while pregnant increases the risk that the baby will be born with a heart defect.

• Smoking during pregnancy
• Continuing to smoke
• heart

EN Encouraging smokers you're around regularly to smoke in outdoor areas that reduce the amount of secondhand smoke others will breathe

• Encouraging smokers you're
• regularly to smoke
• amount of secondhand
• others will breathe

EN People who quit smoking may live longer than people who never quit smoking.

• never quit

EN Smoking. Smoking might increase your risk of developing dementia and blood vessel diseases.

• Smoking
• Smoking might increase
• risk of developing
• blood vessel

EN Don't smoke. If you're a smoker, look for resources to help you quit.

• Don't smoke
• you're a smoker
• look for resources

EN Quit smoking or chewing tobacco and avoid secondhand smoke

• Quit smoking
• chewing tobacco
• avoid secondhand smoke

EN Don't smoke. If you do smoke, take steps to stop.

• Don't smoke
• smoke

EN Don't smoke. Smoking can increase your risk of a broken arm by reducing bone mass. It also hampers healing of fractures.

• Don't smoke
• Smoking can increase
• arm by reducing
• mass

EN Secondhand smoke, also known as passive or environmental tobacco smoke, is smoke that you inadvertently inhale from someone else's cigarette, pipe or cigar

• Secondhand smoke
• known as passive
• environmental tobacco smoke
• inhale from someone
• cigarette
• pipe
• cigar

EN Quit smoking. Ask your doctor about strategies to help you quit.

• Quit smoking
• Ask your doctor

EN Smoking. It's thought that smoking lessens the oxygen supply to the disk, causing it to break down more quickly.

• Smoking
• lessens the oxygen
• disk

EN Smoke. Smoking damages the lungs, making you more susceptible to all types of lung infections.

• Smoke
• types of lung

EN If you smoke, quit. Smoking can put you at higher risk of developing neck pain.

• smoke
• quit
• Smoking can put
• neck

EN Don't smoke. Stopping smoking reduces your risk of a TIA or a stroke.

• Don't smoke
• Stopping smoking reduces

EN Smoking. Smoking is associated with squamous cell cervical cancer.

• Smoking
• Smoking is associated
• squamous cell cervical

EN Smoking. Many people who get cluster headache attacks are smokers. However, quitting smoking usually has no effect on the headaches.

• Smoking
• cluster headache attacks
• smokers
• However
• quitting smoking usually

EN Smoking. Smoking increases the risk of vulvar cancer.

• Smoking
• vulvar

EN You keep smoking despite health problems. Even though you've developed health problems with your lungs or your heart, you haven't been able to stop.

• keep smoking despite
• problems
• Even though you've
• lungs
• heart
• haven't been able

EN Age. Most people begin smoking during childhood or the teen years. The younger you are when you begin smoking, the greater the chance that you'll become addicted.

• Age
• begin smoking during
• teen years
• begin smoking
• greater the chance
• you'll become

EN Research has shown that children whose parents do not smoke or who successfully quit smoking are much less likely to take up smoking.

• Research has shown
• children whose parents
• smoke
• successfully quit smoking
• much less likely

EN Quit smoking. Giving up smoking improves your overall health and prevents heart attacks.

• Quit smoking
• Giving up smoking
• overall health
• prevents heart

EN Stop smoking. Some studies show an association between smoking and baldness in men.

• Stop smoking
• between smoking

EN Smoking. Smoking damages your body's natural defenses against the bacteria and viruses that cause pneumonia.

• Smoking
• natural defenses against
• bacteria
• viruses that cause

EN Culture(s): smoking or anti-smoking

• Culture
• smoking
• anti-smoking

EN Grammar / Verbs "aller" and "venir"

• Grammar
• Verbs

EN The more years you smoke and the more packs you smoke, the greater your risk

• years you smoke
• packs you smoke
• greater your risk

EN Pipe smokers, cigar smokers and marijuana smokers also may be at risk, as well as people exposed to large amounts of secondhand smoke.

• Pipe smokers
• cigar smokers
• risk
• exposed to large
• secondhand

EN It's critical to find a tobacco cessation program that can help you quit for good

• tobacco cessation program
• quit for good

EN Quit smoking to help reduce your risk of heart disease and lung cancer.

• reduce your risk
• heart disease
• lung

EN Smoking. A mother who smokes while pregnant increases her risk of having a child with a congenital heart defect.

• Smoking
• mother who smokes
• pregnant increases her
• having a child
• congenital heart

EN Smoking. For reasons that aren't well understood, tobacco use predisposes some people to blood clot formation, especially when combined with other risk factors.

• Smoking
• reasons that aren't
• understood
• tobacco use predisposes
• blood clot formation
• especially when combined
• risk

EN If you smoke or use other types of tobacco, ask your health care provider to help you quit

• smoke
• types of tobacco
• ask your health
• quit

EN Smoking increases your risk of various diabetes complications

• various diabetes complications

EN If you're a smoker, talk to your doctor about strategies for quitting smoking

• you're a smoker
• strategies for quitting

EN Support groups, counseling and medications can all help you to stop.

• groups
• counseling

EN Smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke

• Smoking
• exposure to secondhand

EN Smoking may also play a role in the initial development of the disease.

EN Maternal drug use, alcohol use or smoking during pregnancy

• smoking during pregnancy

EN For example, don't drink alcohol, use recreational drugs or smoke cigarettes.

• example
• don't drink alcohol
• recreational drugs
• smoke