dehydration from alcohol consumption causes bacteria and plaque build-up as they are not washed away by saliva
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Jonathan Foulds, a professor of public health at Pennsylvania State University, called Vietnams policy public health ignorance at its worst, warning that restricting access to safer nicotine alternatives may lead to increased smoking rates
Tobacco leaves were historically used for cultural, ceremonial, and spiritual purposes, and the domesticated species eventually spread with trade into Mesoamerica, the Caribbean, and later the United States
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E-cigarettes have helped people quit tobacco and are generally less harmful than lighting dried leaves on fire and inhaling the smoke, even if their full long-term effects wont be known for years