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Early assessment is especially important for individuals experiencing chronic cough, breathlessness, or a long history of tobacco use

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Furthermore, people who successfully quit smoking in the past year (and were smoking daily previous to their quit attempt) were excluded from this study (e.g., because they were not asked about nicotine dependence or motivation to quit smoking)

Common causes of fever include: Viral or bacterial infections Inflammatory diseases Heat exhaustion Reaction to medications While mild fevers usually subside on their own, high or persistent fevers can be dangerous, especially for infants or the elderly