1 | | SMOKING CAUSES HEART ATTACKS KA PĀ MAI NGĀ MANAWA-HĒ I TE KAI PAIPA | | Smoking causes heart attacks. | | Smokers are more likely to have heart attacks than non-smokers. Many smokers who have heart attacks will die from them. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
2 | | SMOKING CAUSES OVER 80% OF LUNG CANCERS NEKE ATU I TE 80% O NGĀ MATE PUKUPUKU KI NGĀ PŪKAHUKAHU I AHU MAI I TE KAI PAIPA | | Tobacco smoke contains many poisonous chemicals that cause lung cancer. | | Over 80% of lung cancers are caused by smoking. Most people diagnosed with lung cancer will die from it. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
3 | | SMOKING HARMS YOUR BABY BEFORE IT IS BORN KA TŪKINOHIA TŌ PĒPI I TŌ KŌPŪ I TE KAI PAIPA | | Smoking increases the risk of premature birth, stillbirth, and infant death. | | Smoking greatly increases the risk of babies being born too small, too early, or stillborn. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
4 | | YOUR SMOKING HARMS OTHERS KA TŪKINOHIA ĒTAHI ATU I Ō MAHI KAI PAIPA | | Tobacco smoke contains many poisonous chemicals that cause serious illnesses in children. | | Children exposed to smoking are more likely to suffer from ear infections, breathing problems and asthma. Babies exposed to smoking are much more likely to die suddenly. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
5 | | SMOKING IS A MAJOR CAUSE OF STROKE KA PIKI AKE I TE KAI PAIPA TŌ TŪPONO KI TE IKURA RORO | | Tobacco smoke contains many poisonous chemicals that cause strokes. | | People who smoke are more likely to suffer a stroke. Many people die or are severely disabled by strokes. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
6 | | SMOKING DAMAGES YOUR BLOOD VESSELS KA TŪKINOHIA Ō IA TOTO I TE KAI PAIPA | | Poisonous chemicals in tobacco smoke damage your blood vessels and make you more likely to need amputations. | | Smoking harms your blood vessels. Smokers are more likely to get gangrene and need amputations. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
7 | | SMOKING IS NOT ATTRACTIVE KA ANUANU KOE I TE KAI PAIPA | | Tobacco smoke contains many poisonous chemicals that harm your appearance as well as your health. | | Smoking harms your health and damages your appearance. Smoking causes your skin to wrinkle and age quickly. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
8 | | SMOKING CAUSES HEART ATTACKS KA PĀ MAI NGĀ MANAWA-HĒ I TE KAI PAIPA | | Smoking causes heart attacks. | | Smokers are more likely to have heart attacks than non-smokers. Many smokers who have heart attacks will die from them. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
9 | | SMOKING CAUSES LUNG CANCER KA PĀ MAI TE MATE PUKUPUKU KI NGĀ PŪKAHUKAHU I TE KAI PAIPA | | Tobacco smoke contains many poisonous chemicals that cause lung cancer. | | Smoking causes most lung cancers in New Zealand. Most people diagnosed with lung cancer will die from it. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
10 | | SMOKING WHEN PREGNANT HARMS YOUR BABY KA TŪKINOHIA TŌ PĒPI I TE KAI PAIPA I A KOE E HAPŪ ANA | | Tobacco smoke contains many poisonous chemicals that harm unborn babies. | | Smoking during pregnancy poisons your baby and increases the chance of sudden death. Quit now and protect your baby. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
11 | | YOUR SMOKING HARMS CHILDREN KA TŪKINOHIA NGĀ TAMARIKI I Ō MAHI KAI PAIPA | | Tobacco smoke contains many poisonous chemicals that harm children. | | Secondhand smoke is harmful. Smoking around your children makes them more likely to suffer from serious and potentially fatal diseases like meningitis, pneumonia and asthma. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
12 | | SMOKING IS A MAJOR CAUSE OF STROKE KA PIKI AKE I TE KAI PAIPA TŌ TŪPONO KI TE IKURA RORO | | Tobacco smoke contains many poisonous chemicals that cause strokes. | | People who smoke are more likely to suffer a stroke. Many people die or are severely disabled by strokes. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
13 | | QUIT BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE ME WHAKAMUTU KEI RIRO KOE | | Tobacco smoke contains many poisonous chemicals that cause fatal heart attacks and lung diseases. | | Many people who smoke develop heart and lung disease and suffer a reduced quality of life. Quit now and save your life. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
14 | | SMOKING CAUSES GUM DISEASE AND STINKING BREATH KA PĀ TE MATE PŪNIHO, KA HAUNGA TŌ HĀ I TE KAI PAIPA | | Tobacco smoke contains many poisonous chemicals that cause stinking breath and tooth loss. | | Smoking damages your gums. Smoking can destroy the gum, bones and tissue supporting your teeth and lead to tooth loss. (Quitline logo) For support to quit call 0800 778 778 or visit www.quit.org.nz | | |
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