Cigar Smoking Handouts and Fact Sheets
Studies estimate that smoking a cigar is equivalent to smoking 2 1/2 cigarettes. The increase in cigar use, especially among women and teens, has been mistakenly accompanied by the idea that smoking cigars isn't as dangerous to your health as smoking cigarettes. After all, they say, cigar smokers do not inhale. Thus they get cancers in their mouth and their neck, and not in their lungs.
Select from the following cigar smoking handouts and cigar fact sheets:
- New Cigar Fact
- Dangers of Cigars
- Cigar Myths
- National Institutes of Health Cigars: Health Effects and Trends
- The Rise Of Cigars And Cigar-Smoking Harms
- Is Cigar Smoking Safe?
- Questions And Answers About Cigar Smoking And Cancer
- The Rise Of Cigars And Cigar-Smoking Harms
- Things You Should Know About Cigar And Pipe Smoking
- Cigar Smoking Is Not Safer Than Cigarettes
- Disease Consequences Of Cigar Smoking
- Top Facts: Cigars
- Concerning Cigars Causes & Effects
- Cancer And Other Serious Hazards Of Cigar Smoking: A Cancer
- Dangers Of Cigar Smoking
- Fact Sheet Cigars
- Cigars Are Not A Safe Alternative To Cigarettes
- Cigar Smoking: An Ignored Public Health Threat
- Smoke Signals
- Rise of Cigar Smoking Related Health Problems
