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Alicia Temple, Legislative Director Alicia Temple serves as the Legislative Director

Tobacco affects our body adversely and harms our digestive system in a number of ways

Given the importance of biofilm formation for adhesion in the oral cavity [70], and the fact that cigarette smoke increased biofilm formation by specific bacteria and promoted colonization [34], it would be reasonable to suspect that oral microbiome might be the missed connectivity between smoking and infective endocarditis

Putting down the cigarettes can help slow down this process and keep you breaking a sweat, not your bones, on the dance floor