Although it can be considered as personal choice and every human being have their own right to choose what the best for them But, we still have to be tolerate towards other people's health as smoking not only affect negatively to the smokers, also to the people in their surroundings . ... Therefore smoking should be banned at open premises to reduce disease risk. ... But, risk of heart disease death does decline rapidly. To summarize these evidence heart diseases is a greater danger to smokers than cancer. ... Moreover if you smoke you would have to think more about not only your own he...

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First you may be thinking, "Why would I do that? ... One of the many great possibilities of cloning is disease treatment. ... However creating this life is what allows us as a species, to evolve and continue to exist. ... Disease treatment, however, is just one of the many prospects of cloning. ... Yet, isn't that exactly what scientists have been trying to do with human cloning? ...

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Do people really know what they are doing to themselves and other people around them when they smoke? Smokers can be found in every public place that you go, unless smoking is banned. ... Cigarettes are strongly linked to many different illnesses and diseases in the United States: cardiovascular disease, lung cancer, emphysema, a heart attack and cardiac arrest. ... Teens think that in order to fit in, he or she must do what everyone else is doing; therefore, teens give in to peer-pressure somewhat effortlessly. ... No matter who you are, smoking affects everyone around you. ...

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However, with the help of cloning, scientists are beginning to learn how to cure horrible diseases such as cancer and Parkinson disease. ... But, many religions also say that if you see someone is suffering then it is important to help that person. Therefore, if science can save peoples lives by cloning their organs, what is wrong with it? ... At that point, the person is using the cloned body that is actually a human, as an object that can change him back to what he once was. ... It can cure cancer, Parkinson disease and can be helpful in creating a long and healthy life. ...

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Do you think it's right? How would you feel if you were one of the researchers who does this? ... Heart disease and stroke can be prevented as long as you stay away from high-fat, meat-based diets, cigarette smoking, high blood pressure, obesity and sedentary life styles. ... What kind of person would want that for their pet or any animal? ... Thank you. ...

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In medical situation, a disease will let a patient feel painful. ... A patient has got painful during the disease, it's really awful and let him/her feel depress. ... In this situation, a patient would like to end his/her life, so he/she can choose what he/she wants to do. ... You and everyone has the right to do whatever you want with your body, with one exception: you can kill yourself. ... For example, if patients' pains are brutal, we can let them to choose what they want to do, because we do not like to see them feel bad and uncomfortable. ...

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Both cause tremendous amounts of diseases. ... The three most common diseases found among active smokers are lung cancer, emphysema, and heart disease. ... Other diseases include Prostate cancer, Breast cancer, cardiovascular disease, reproductive health complications, gastric ulcers, diabetes, and many more. ... With cigarettes costing around three dollars per pack if you smoke a pack a day that can add up to over one thousand collars each year, imagine what you could do with all the money you save. ... So, before you take your next puff, think about what consequences you will be faces with ...

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Through cloning, we also may be able to help with liver and kidney failure, leukemia, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's, and possibly even cancer. ... This is what I thought before doing more research. ... Imagine if you were a burn victim, how would you like to get your skin back to normal? ... Therapeutic cloning brings about the possibility of helping those with heart problems, leukemia, liver and kidney problems, Parkinson's disease, and Alzheimer's disease. ...

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What could I have become? ... I personally feel that if you don't want to have sex then you won't. ... I feel that sexual abstinence is the best way to go about until you feel that you have found that special person to share such a tender thing with. ... What is the point? ... Not to mention a decrease in the number of teen sexually transmitted diseases. ...

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In order to keep our rainforests in tact, we have to start caring about what is happening and maybe how we can stop it; Hence the title: What about the rainforest? (www.rain-tree.com) When you first think of the rainforests, you probably are thinking about heat, tall towering trees, and hundreds of plants and animals. ... I bet you never thought these things would be gone, did you? ... This means that we could be destroying any possible cure or medication for the many types of diseases that have killed so many people, such as cancer, AIDS, hepatitis, etc. ... So in order to keep our rainf...

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This in my opinion is what makes the major difference between the leading three causes of preventable deaths. ... What makes secondhand smoke or ETS so harmful and why should we be so concerned? ... Even with all the statistics, some people will still argue that you cannot force a person to stop something that is not illegal. ... As you may recall, this met with much controversy. ... I would reply with "What about the potential lives you are saving?" ...

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Imagine going home today to be surprised to find documents stating that you are a clone. Imagine the questions that would be running through you head. What am I? ... Imagine the pain you would feel, knowing that the person you have lived with or loved for your entire life was created in a science lab by a man wearing a white overcoat and a pair of plastic goggles. ... It would be more understandable if cloning was the only cure to diseases, however adult stem cells have already been successful in over 45 clinical trials and have treated cancer, to restore vision & treat M.S. & Parkinson diseas...

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What was once cute and fluffy but became a bloody, rotten mess? ... But what I want to know is what did you do about it? ... These animals are literally being tortured to death by drugs, cosmetics, diseases, tobacco, alcohol, and other poisons. They are locked in complete darkness, sending them crazy, turned in to drug addicts, inflicted with diseases like aids and cancer, and we can't forget the many cases of animals having cosmetics, detergents etc. rubbed into their shaven skin and having it dripped into their eyes all while being under no anesthetic and for what reason? What does t...

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In the name of science, it's important to dig these people up and dissect them in order to find out what their past was. Then again, it is disrespectful to them to dig them up from their grave in order to find out what they"re all about. ... Some kind of herb found in a pocket of their still preserved pockets could be the cure to AIDS or some other disease that threatens modern man. ... If you had died today would you want your body poked and prodded by a bunch of 1st year med students, your intestines and vital organs hanging out like fresh meat for the grinding. ... The way the p...

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Do you know anyone with cancer more specifically throat cancer? ... There are symptoms to throat cancer like any other disease. ... If you are having pains or having difficulty swallowing, a change of voice, or hoarseness then there is a possibility you could have throat cancer. ... The best way to see if you have cancer is to consult a doctor. ... The best thing that anyone can do for someone with cancer including throat cancer is hope and pray that everything goes well, which is what I am doing right now....

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According to a translation of the Qu"ran provided by islamicmedicne.org, "It is not imperative on Muslims to seek remedy, except in life-saving situation, and where the illness is infectious and is going to affect the community e.g. tuberculosis or other infectious remediable diseases. The health authorities can impose certain measures like enforcing treatment or quarantine in certain highly infectious diseases, for the safe guard of the community." ... Peter's Basilica in the Vatican City less than 2 years ago, I realized exactly what the church shouldn't be doing but have been doin...

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The "where you started, where you are, and where you are gonna be" section addressed parts of life that not many discuss or think about. ... Jimmy V looked at the disease of cancer and stated how the money donated to AIDS is ten times more than the money donated to cancer research. ... But he finished up with an inspiring ending about what the disease will do to him physically, but can never do to him emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. ... He was under great personal duress, even though you could not tell through his demeanor. ... He introduced what his goal of "talking longer tha...

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We have all read and heard the reports on how smoking causes cancer and other diseases. ... The labels would include new language that would say that cigarettes are addictive and that tobacco smoke causes fatal lung disease in non-smokers. ... I believe when individuals or groups of people decide that they should be able to be in control of what you do outside or in your own home, then the line is crossed. ... I believe if you are an adult and you are considered able enough to understand that if you smoke you are increasing your chance of having cancer, then you have every right to make that c...

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She is only thirty-six years old and tells you that she feels her time is up and now all she wants is to say her goodbyes and she wants help ending her life. What do you do? Is the answer euthanasia, or do you let her live out the rest of her short life in pain and misery? ... In a typical situation, a person has some terrible, deadly disease. ... In addition, one should have the right to end his life by euthanasia because of the unsolicited pain, suffering, and misery he feels due to the disease he has or the condition he is in. ...

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They are usually pumped full of a disease or virus and then they try a vaccine on them, which in the end, usually fails. ... If an individual has tried all the medications that are known to help treat their disease, and none of them seem to be working, as a last resort they may decide to try something new, with the hope that it will be what they have been waiting for. ... As you can see, there are other alternatives to testing medical products on innocent animals. ...

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The public usually does not see what goes on behind closed doors to these poor animals. The public does not see how these poor animals are routinely burned, scalded, poisoned, starved, given electric shocks, addicted to drugs, subjected to near freezing temperatures, dosed with radioactive elements, driven insane, deliberately inflicted with diseases such as cancer, diabetes, oral infections, stomach ulcers, syphilis, herpes and AIDS. ... Despite all of this cruelty, not a single disease has been cured through vivisection in this century. ... Not to pleasant of a thought, that the pet you l...

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Euthanasia Euthanasia is the act of painlessly putting to death, or allowing to die, a person or animal suffering from an incurable, or painful, disease. ... It's really hard to see someone suffer that you have known and loved for a very long time. ... I know it's not legal but I think it should be if people are suffering and that's what they want. ...

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When you get old though, you begin to decrease in size(not much, just about 2 or 3 feet). ... What else provides the excitement of waiting 5 minutes for a ping-pong ball to be selected to find out if you have G-59 on your little bingo sheet(certainly not a roller coaster). ... This is cool, because once you lose your hearing, you have to get a hearing-aid. ... Also if you get bored you could pretend that the aid is a hidden microphone and that you are a spy on a secret mission that no one knows about, not even you. If you are really old(or have one of the bountiful diseases that old peopl...

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All of the people whose lives we have touched would grieve for you. In Hamlet's soliloquy, he neglected to consider what affect his life had on his family and friends. ... The lives of all people should be valued at the same price, if you are to set a price at all. ... Robert Ebert states in his autobiography how he survived cancer, and after this tragic disease he came out with a new view on life. ... If a man desires a life of value, he will decide what his future will consists of. ...

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"That's really great to hear, what have you been up to?" ... "And you?" ... He wanted to hold her and tell her it would be all right, that she could beat this disease that had consumed her body until there was hardly anything left. ... "Are you okay Jetta?" ... "And what friends would this be?" ...

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