You're also at higher risk if you: Have a condition that affects your lungs like asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Have another serious health condition like heart disease or diabetes Have a weakened immune system, from a condition like AIDS, from getting chemotherapy, or if you had an organ transplant Spend time in a health care facility such as a hospital or long-term care home Have trouble swallowing Use a ventilator Smoke or are exposed to secondhand smoke Misuse alcohol or drugs Spend time in an environment in which you breathe in irritants like dust, fumes, or chemicals Pneumonia Diagnosis Your doctor will start with questions about your symptoms and your medical history, like whether you smoke and whether youve been around sick people at home, school, or work
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The Economist talks about why American tobacco stocks have outperformed tech in recent years and textbook example of "price-inelastic" buyers: Over the past decade, the # of US smokers has declined by 20m (and cigarettes sold is down by 1/3rd) So, cigarette firms have charged more to their most committed smokers (operating margins grown from 50% to 60%) In 2025, cigarette makers in the US will make operating profit of $22B While the industry goes away, only the most addicted smokers are left
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What a stupid euphemism