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Smoking addiction is a major health concern worldwide, and it is estimated that tobacco use causes more than 8 million deaths annually

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Initial screening visit coding: Primary diagnosis: Z12.2 (Encounter for screening for malignant neoplasm of respiratory organs) Risk factors: F17.210 (current smoker) or Z87.891 (former smoker) This applies when NO nodules are found on the screening CT Screening that identifies a nodule: Primary diagnosis: R91.1 (if solitary nodule found) or R91.8 (if multiple nodules found) Secondary diagnosis: Z12.2 can still be included to show this was a screening encounter Risk factors: Include tobacco codes Subsequent surveillance imaging: Once a nodule is found, follow-up CTs are no longer "screening",they're diagnostic surveillance

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The lack of definitive research on how vaping impacts the detox process raises concerns about its safety and effectiveness