Tobacco Liability in Illnesses and Deaths

Smoking has been around for quite a long time and dates back to 1492. On October 29, 1492, two crew members of Christopher Columbus, Rodrigo de Jerez and Luis de Torres, were the two Europeans who first attempted to smoke. Indian people (Markovitz 14). Tobacco companies will lose their revenue and will disappear as one of the oldest and most affluent industries in the US due to competition with companies manufacturing tedious liability litigation and other tobacco related products.

The use of cigarettes (cigarettes, cigars, snuff, chewing tobacco and other tobacco products) has been proven to be a major cause of prevention and prevention in our country. The number of deaths due to the use of tobacco (over 400,000 per year) is greater than the deaths from AIDS, alcohol, car accidents, murder, suicide, drugs and fires. Nicotine is an important component of tobacco products and addictive medicines. As the risk of intoxication and passive exposure increases, there is a particular concern for increased use of tobacco in children and adolescents and surrounding areas. Smoking is known to cause cancer, heart disease, stroke, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Certain subgroups of smokers have special risks such as spontaneous abortion, stillbirth, preterm birth, and low birth weight babies

In the United States, tobacco is the only cause of preventable diseases and premature death. The use of tobacco is now known as "tobacco dependent disease". According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), smokers trying to quit smoking are said to have higher success rates with doctors' support. Drug abuse usually means drugs and alcohol. This is two fields that we usually do not connect with elderly people, but elderly people such as young people sometimes use their legal and illegal drugs and alcohol for self treatment, which is serious It leads to health results. In addition, elderly people may use alcohol intentionally or unconsciously by mixing drugs. Because of the stereotypical idea on the elderly, many medical staff failed to ask the elderly about the possibility of drug abuse.

Most of the adverse health effects of drug abuse lead to disease and premature death. Every year about 28% of deaths can be attributed to the use of tobacco, alcohol and illegal drugs. Of these deaths, tobacco accounts for the largest proportion directly. Alcohol and illegal drugs can cause direct death, but it is highly likely to cause fatal accidents and murder. Death due to substance abuse is likely to occur due to the use of substances from adult adolescence