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Knowledge of the seriousness of adverse health effects due to tobacco use is helpful in motivating a user to quit, as well as maintaining abstinence. Physicians who advise their patients to quit smoking can produce cessation rates of 5-10%. Thus, education plays a critical role in tobacco cessation for all ages. A variety of self-help materials (books, tapes, pamphlets, newsletters, software, and Internet sites) are available to inform and aid in quitting tobacco use. 

They were last on an external system for business, educational, training, or private purposes (including but not limited to software acquired electronically from external networks or the Internet). 

Currently, a growing number of sites cater to the needs of product designers and engineers. From materials selection and design software to educational programs and article archives, the Internet can provide a great deal of information at the click of a mouse. 

Web architecture has developed both in terms of providing convenience for consumer transactions and social networking sites, such as Facebook, and also in terms of providing security through the use of firewalls and new security software to try to prevent cyber crimes. Despite the security risks, the usage of the Internet for personal, financial, educational, and business-related activities is expected to increase, especially in many of the newly developing countries that have been lagging behind the United States and other developed nations. 

Basic principles should be stressed throughout their education. An example is to visit only age-appropriate sites. Students under the age of thirteen should not have a Facebook account. Stress to students to search the Internet safely. Even though a school can have a firewall and apply filtering software, inappropriate materials can still come through. 

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