Cigarette Glamour Blue 3D model

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A cigarette is a narrow roll of finely cut tobacco leaves enclosed in paper, ignited for smoking purposes. Despite being filtered, they remain hazardous due to nicotine addiction and cancer, heart disease, and other health risks. Cigarette use varies globally, with declining rates in developed countries but rising in developing ones. Pregnant women's cigarette usage can result in birth defects. Second-hand smoke causes similar health issues as smoking, leading to smoking bans in workplaces and public areas. Containing over 7,000 chemicals, including carcinogens like arsenic and formaldehyde, cigarettes are also a common cause of home fires. Thus, fire-standard compliant cigarettes have been mandated since 2011 by the European Union and the United States.