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From National Institutes of Health Web Sites

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• Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Asbestos-Related Lung Diseases  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Atherosclerosis  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Bringing Precision to Screening for Cancer  
• Bronchitis  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• COPD  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Coronary Heart Disease Risk Factors  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Cough  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Diabetic Heart Disease  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Enhanced Risk-Based Lung Cancer Screening May Prevent More Deaths than Current Approaches  
• Heart-Healthy Lifestyle Changes  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• High Blood Cholesterol  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Kidney (Renal Cell) Cancer—Patient Version  
• Largest Study Yet Shows Mother’s Smoking Changes Baby’s Epigenome  
  Francis Collins, NIH Director, April 12, 2016
• Lung Transplant  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Metabolic Syndrome  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Most cases of lung cancer are due to smoking; however, there are other risk factors including family history.  
• Peripheral Artery Disease  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Smoking and Your Heart  
  From NHBLI health topic site
• Stomach (Gastric) Cancer Prevention (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version  
• Vascular dementia  
  From NHBLI health topic site