History Early uses The history of smoking dates back to as early as 5000 BC in shamanistic rituals.

In the history of the past 50 years, the smoking risk shows how a model changes, and it also shows how an industry fights against a model it doesn't like.

Smoking

I'm giving up smoking.

Smoking kills.

No smoking.

Smoking and health

Do you object to smoking?

I'm giving up smoking.

I quit smoking.

Smoking is a bad habit.

When are you going to quit smoking?

Smoking may be lethal.

Smoking may be fatal.

When did you stop smoking?

I am used to not to smoke.

She decided to stop smoking.

It is difficult to give up smoking.

Six decades ago, when most men smoked, British doctors linked smoking to lung cancer, making it the first disease to be causally linked to smoking.

I give my pledge that I will quit smoking.

He decided to quit smoking.

He stopped smoking last year.

I gave up smoking a year ago.

You should quit smoking.

You must quit smoking cigarettes.

You must quit smoking.

Smoking is the major cause of lung cancer.

You need to stop smoking.

Smoking may be deadly.

It is said that smoking is bad for your health.

The doctor advised me to give up smoking.

You must give up smoking.

You had better stop smoking.

I gave up smoking six months ago.

You'd better stop smoking.

You must quit smoking cigarettes.

You need to stop smoking.

Traditional ways include smoking, drying, and fermenting.

Research on risk factors has for the first time enabled an assessment of nutrition and eating habits in the diet of adults in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

He suggested we should stop smoking at the meeting.

She was advised by him to give up smoking.

Russians' smoking habits know few boundaries.

1. Reaffirms its decision 38 401 concerning the prohibition of smoking in small conference rooms and the discouragement of smoking in large conference rooms

These blameless patients seem to develop a different kind of lung cancer from those who report a history of smoking one that is more responsive to new medications and has better, albeit still poor, outcomes.

The former British Secretary of State for Health John Reid claimed that restrictions upon smoking in public places may lead to more smoking at home.