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I've smoked for 7 years.should i be worried?
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Honestly? Yes.: Smoking causes damage to the lungs. And heart disease. And cancer. Being young doesn't prevent you from getting disease later in life. Stopping now may help, but may not completely eliminate your future chance of disease.
Answered 12/3/2015
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