In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: People who have smoked for a long time or who smoke more than 2 packs of cigarettes per day have a much higher risk of developing lung cancer. Chewing tobacco and snuff also increase your risk. Even if you do not smoke yourself, frequent contact with second-hand (like being exposed to chemicals and smoke) increases your risk considerably, especially if you live with a smoker. If you have had radiation to treat past cancers, or any other disease, your risk of developing lung cancer goes up. In general, though, under these circumstances, the benefits of treatment outweigh the risks. Gasoline fumes, diesel fumes, mustard gas, vinyl chloride, and coal products may increase your risk of developing lung cancer. This factor explains why people in certain jobs have higher incidences of the disease. Exposure to other chemicals, including arsenic, coal, silica, chromium, and asbestos, may also make you more susceptible to lung cancer. These chemicals are mostly impossible to sense, however, and so are difficult to avoid. Quarry miners that work with ore or coal have an increased risk of lung cancer. If you have a relative who has been diagnosed with lung cancer, you may also have a higher risk. Lung cancer rates increase with age, with people over 60 carrying the highest risk. Men develop lung cancer more frequently than women do.
Summary: Monitor your tobacco use. Be aware of second-hand smoke. Understand the effects of medical radiation. Note any exposure to cancer-causing chemicals. Know your family medical history. Factor in your age and gender.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are several websites that only deal in bridesmaid dresses. Listing your used bridesmaid dress on one of these site may be a good option because the people who visit the site are looking for bridesmaid dresses. Keep in mind that some of these websites charge a fee to list and others may take a percentage of the sales price of your dress. Some good options include: Bridesmaid Trade (No listing fee, but $15 charge added to sales price). Wedding Bee Classified (no fee or commission). Smart Bride Boutique (no fee or commission). Preowned Wedding Dresses ($5 listing fee). This can give your dress good exposure and many of these sites are easy to use. You may have to pay a fee or commission to list on some sites. Some good options include: eBay (no listing fee, but 10% taken from final sales price). Tradesy ($7.50 commission on items under $50 or 19% commission on items over $50). Craigslist (a free classified website). Someone in your social circle may be looking for a gently used dress to wear to a wedding, prom, or other event. Try posting a picture of the dress and some info about it, such as the size, color, brand, and how much you would like to get for it. Share the post on your Facebook feed and invite friends to share to help you sell the dress. For example, you could post a picture with a caption that says something like, "Selling this bridesmaid dress that I only wore one time! It is a size 14, forest green, floor length, strapless dress. The brand is Calvin Klein. I'd like to get $50 dollars for it. It cost me $125 new. If you know anyone who is looking for a dress, share this with them please!" Finding similar used dresses is the best way to ensure that you get a good price for your dress. Check the website where you are considering listing your dress to see if anyone else is selling your dress. If not, check the website for any dresses in a similar style or by the same designer. Note the price on any dresses you find and use this price to help you price your dress. For example, if you find the exact same dress for sale on a website for $80, then you may also want to price your dress at $80. If you find dresses by the same designer as your dress tend to go between $150 and $200, then you could list your dress at $175. However, if you want to sell your dress faster, then price it lower than the other dresses you find. When purchasing items online, people like to see pictures of what they will be getting. Take some clear photos of your dress from multiple angles. Some helpful ways to get the best image include: Having someone model the dress. If the dress fits you well, then you can model the dress in the photos, or you can ask a friend to be your model if the dress no longer fits you. You can also use a mannequin if you have one. Using natural light. Take photos outside during the daytime and do not use a flash. Position your model or mannequin in a partially shaded area. If it is too dark, then you can use aluminum reflectors to ensure that the clothing is well lit. Not altering the photos. For example, avoid using filters that will affect the way the color looks, adjusting the contrast, or doing anything else to the photos that might be misleading.
Summary: Check out bridesmaid dress resale sites. Place an ad on an online classified or auction site. Post about the dress on Facebook. Check to see what similar dresses sell for online. Take some clear, attractive pictures of the dress.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It may seem like a cliche, but finding a smear of lip gloss in a shade you don't wear on his shirt is a good sign that he's cheating. Smelling another woman's perfume on his hair or clothing is another warning sign. If you notice a lipstick stain or strange perfume on your boyfriend once, it may just be from a friend or relative, so you shouldn't necessarily worry. However, if it happens more than once, you may have cause for concern. When a guy starts seeing a new woman, he often starts to take more pride in his appearance, so he may starting working out more, using self-tanner, or whitening his teeth. If his grooming routine begins to change, it may mean that he's seeing someone else. A guy who's cheating may shower more often because he's trying to wash away another woman's perfume, so if your boyfriend is suddenly showering two or more times a day, you may have reason to be concerned. Most of us have our phones with us at all times, so there's nothing suspicious if that's the case with your boyfriend. However, if he never lets it out of his sight so he even takes it to the bathroom with him, that may be a sign that he's hiding something like another girl. Even people who are in a relationship deserve privacy, so it's never a good idea to go through your boyfriend's phone to look at the call log, text messages, or emails. That's true even if you suspect that he's cheating. There's nothing wrong with having a Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and/or other social media account. However, if your boyfriend is constantly scrolling through his Twitter or Instagram feed, it may be a sign that he's no longer committed to your relationship. If your boyfriend is a social media addict, he may be using the apps to communicate with other girls or even meet new people. Just as with his phone, you should respect your boyfriend's privacy even when you're suspicious. Don't try to figure out his social media passwords, so you can go through his accounts. That's a classic sign that he has something to hide, particularly if he always used to leave them open before. He may be calling or texting another girl and trying to prevent you from finding out. Even if your boyfriend isn't closing doors in order to communicate with other people, it can still be a sign of a problem in your relationship because it signifies emotional distance. If friends and family members that you trust start dropping hints that your boyfriend may be seeing someone on the side, you may want to evaluate your relationship and see if there may be truth to their suspicions. Always consider the source when it comes to accusations that your boyfriend is cheating. Some friends and family members may be genuinely concerned about you, but others may be letting their own baggage affect their perception. For example, if you have a friend who's recently had a significant other cheat on her, she may be more likely to accuse your guy, even if he's done nothing wrong.
Summary:
Look for obvious evidence of another woman. Take note of changes to his physical appearance. Notice if he is obsessed with his phone. Watch out if he's always on social media. Notice if he's constantly closing doors behind him. Listen to warnings from your friends.