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And for children and patients who already have recognized lung diseases, the exposure to this type of smoke is certainly a risk for them
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For example, when you stop drinking, your blood pressure often drops, which takes some pressure off the heart
Lighter smoking is seen as less harmful than heavy smoking, but it's still risky, the researchers said