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Qualitative research conducted in UK prisons has revealed that many prisoners want to achieve something while in prison, and view quitting smoking as a way of doing this.[34] Prisoners have described being in prison as an opportunity to access stop smoking services and nicotine replacement therapy.[35] Resistance and negative attitudes to smoking cessation in prisons can be based on the belief that quitting smoking, especially if it is enforced through smoking restrictions, would place an intolerable burden of stress on prisoners at an already stressful time.[36] Mitigating stress and boredom should be included in stop smoking initiatives

Filters from unsmoked cigarettes had almost the same effect on plant growth as used filters, indicating that the damage to plants is caused by the filter itself, even without the additional toxins released from the burning of the tobacco.

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