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TCN convened a two-part virtual town hall series to overview the impact of historical discrimination on the implementation of smoke-free housing policies, with particular emphasis on health equity solutions

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Health Risks of Smoking Here are some possible health effects of smoking: Lung cancer Cancer of the mouth, lip, throat and voice box Cancer of the pancreas Breast cancer Cervical cancer Stomach cancer Liver cancer Kidney cancer Bladder cancer Leukemia Coronary heart disease (e.g., heart attacks) Circulatory problems High blood pressure High cholesterol (LDL) Pneumonia Influenza (the "flu) Second-hand smoke causes most of the serious health listed above, and more

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