avoiding harmful substances

What Are Harmful Substances?

Harmful substances refer to any agents that pose a risk to human health, including chemicals, biological agents, and physical hazards. Common examples include tobacco, alcohol, illicit drugs, and environmental toxins like lead and asbestos.

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