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Types of Exposure to Cigarette Smoke Cigarette smoke affects the body regardless of how it is inhaled : Mainstream smoke : inhaled directly by the smoker Secondhand smoke : inhaled by people nearby Thirdhand smoke : toxic particles that cling to clothing, hair, furniture, and indoor surfaces Children, infants, and pregnant individuals are particularly vulnerable

When assessed at age 38, the higher-risk individuals had smoked heavily for more years, had more often developed nicotine dependence and were more likely to have failed in attempts to quit smoking

Such intense receptor activation links nicotine intake with urgent relief, sharpening future cravings

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