Call your doctor or dentist if you have: Unusually large sores Sores that spread Sores that last 2 weeks or longer Extreme pain despite avoiding trigger foods and taking over-the-counter pain medication Trouble drinking enough fluids A high fever with canker sores Frequent or lasting mouth sores, which may be a sign of problems such as a serious skin disorder called pemphigus, celiac disease, inflammatory bowel disease, Behcet's disease, an autoimmune disease, anemia, or HIV
Industry spokespersons say current text warnings like Smoking Kills do enough to discourage smoking
Diving down is easy, coming back up is not
As you pointed out, one experienced smokers recommendation might not suit another
For the bigger picture, we can work to lessen the frequency and severity of wildfires by slowing Earth's overheating by avoiding single-use plastics, integrating clean energy at home, and limiting our burning of methane gas by taking public transportation, riding a bike, or upgrading to an electric vehicle