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Well see if it changes behavior, says Bonnie Halpern-Felsher, a professor at Stanford who studies how e-cigarettes affect young people
The presence of tumours may also impede the flow of inhaled drugs into the lower airways, as most drug particles tend to deposit in the upper airways due to obstruction by tumour growth (Man et al
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This is because smoking can lead to blocked arteries and veins, reducing blood flow that could affect the tiny hairs within the cochlea that are responsible for sending sound signals to the brain.12 Smoking can contribute to several other ear and eye-related conditions, including dry eyes, damage to the optic nerve that connects the eyes to the brain and diabetes, the latter of which can damage blood vessels in the retina and cause vision loss
