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Thirdhand smoke is the residual fumes on draperies and furniture in a room after a smoker has left, and we are beginning to get some evidence that thirdhand smoke may be bad for health, Edelman says

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Nicotine strengths may also be shown as percentages: 1% equals 10mg/ml, while 2% equals 20mg/ml

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The chemicals in tobacco can damage gum tissue and reduce blood flow, leading to gum recession