TAR IN CIGARETTES The sticky brown substance, known as tar, collects in the lungs when tobacco smoke is inhaled, causing staining of teeth and fingers and containing harmful chemicals that increase the risk of serious lung diseases
Actor whose portrayal of a brutal but emotionally delicate crime boss in HBOs The Sopranos turned the mobster stereotype on its head
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When thirdhand smoke is touched, ingested, or inhaled it can cause a range of health problems and is linked to cancer, heart disease, and respiratory illnesses
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