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Outline of smoking

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Smoking – activity of intentionally burning and inhaling a small quantity of a substance, most often tobacco.

Description

Smoking can be described as all of the following:

Preventable cause of death
Recreational drug use

Types of smoking

Tobacco smoking – method of consuming tobacco, from which small amounts are burned and the smoke inhaled.
Cannabis smoking – method of consuming cannabis, from which small amounts are burned and the smoke inhaled.

History of smoking

General smoking concepts

Cigarette
Cigarette taxes in the United States
Tobacco and health
History of commercial tobacco in the United States
Inflight smoking
Religious views on smoking
Smoking pipe
Smoking ban
Smoking cessation
Smoking fetish
Vaporizer
Herbal cigarette

Persons influential in smoking

References

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