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"I go in and buy my juice and leave, I'm good," said Caren Evans, a 54-year-old public relations executive in Maryland

The American Lung Association reports that women are not only more vulnerable to the effects of tobacco but also 25% more likely to develop lung cancer, partly due to biological differences in lung structure and hormone interactions

However, a sedentary lifestyle and certain medical conditions can cause blood flow improperly and increase the risk of blood clots forming in your veins and arteries

Daily smokers form the largest and most loyal segment, offering manufacturers a stable revenue stream

"In some stores they asked for our ID," said Maurice Evans, 17