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Stroke Smoking doubles the risk of stroke by thickening blood and narrowing arteries, which can block blood flow to the brain

12 % said 'maybe' (16%) and 2% said they would smoke when they were older (3%) 81% of pupils aged 12-15 years said they had never smoked (75%) 4% of pupils in Year 8 reported having smoked in the last seven days (5%), whilst 5% of pupils in Year 10 reported having smoked in the last seven days (16%) The proportion of Year 10 females surveyed who smoked in the preceding seven days was 5% (22%), for Year 10 males the proportion was also 5% (10%) 7% of 12-15 year olds reported being able to smoke anywhere in their home (9%), and 9% reported being able to smoke in certain rooms (15%) Electronic cigarettes/vapes and the use of other tobacco products Electronic cigarettes, or vapes, deliver nicotine through a vapour rather than through tobacco smoke

Just as with cigarettes, chewing tobacco can cause severe health issues and it can even be deadly

Any of these triggers can make the tremor visible

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