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Smoking cigarettes can cause damage to most of our organs, several diseases, including cardiovascular, lung cancer, and respiratory diseases. In general smoking decreases the health of smokers. Smoking is one of the leading preventable cause ... more

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Over 30% of the world's population uses tobacco products, and 90% of that is from cigarettes. The anatomy of nicotine effects the diseases it can cause, including cancer, are detailed on this anatomical poster. For such a wide spread practice ... more

Format: Glass fiber filter circles Grade: MN 85/70 Surface: Smooth Basis weight: 70 g/m² Thickness: 0.35 mm Filtration speed (air): 15 s Quality: With binder Material: Borosilicate glass micro fibers Color ... more

Smokey Sue dramatically demonstrates the quantity of tar collected in the lungs when a single cigarette is smoked. The tar, normally inhaled directly into the lungs, is collected in a transparent tube, and thus shows the quantity of tar which ... more

As Smokey Sue smokes a cigarette, tar collects around the lifelike model of a 7-month-old fetus, graphically showing the pollutants that can reach a developing baby. Jar and fetus are easy to clean. 5" x 14" x 5". more

This model provides a uniquely impactful way to demonstrate the havoc wreaked by smokeless tobacco use. Model depicts cancer of the upper palate, tongue, mouth, and gums; inflammation and recession of the gums; cavities; and tooth loss. ... more

This graphic, sealed exhibit, containing a pack of cigarettes and cigarette butts submerged in gooey tar, represents the amount of carcinogenic liquid a half-pack-a-day smoker put into his/her lungs over the course of a year. more

Detailed boards with hand-painted models clearly showing the consequences of tobacco abuse on our organs. The brief explanations in English are ideal for lessons. In carry-case.   Dimensions: approx. 71x68 cm² more

Students get a shocking picture of smoking-related lung damage with this interactive display. Lou-Wheeze has two flexible latex lung models. One representing a healthy lung, the other showing the damage done by emphysema and cancer. Comes with ... more

Graphically demonstrating one of the nasty consequences of smoking, this attention-getting sealed jar contains about 2 weeks of the phlegm that would be coughed up by a smoker with COPD. Great discussion starter for any anti-smoking lesson ... more

The toxic chemicals found in tobacco smoke are more easily remembered by associating them with common - and grossly unappealing - substances. This eye-catching, plexiglas, 3D display resembles a cigarette yet allows viewers to see what is ... more