However, many of the approaches commonly used with adult sex offenders (e.g., the use of specialized supervision staff, sex offender specific treatment providers, and the polygraph) are being adopted by juvenile supervision agencies around the country.
At birth the lungs are pinkish white in color; in adult life the color is a dark slaty gray, mottled in patches; and as age advances, this mottling assumes a black color. The coloring matter consists of granules of a carbonaceous substance deposited in the areolar tissue near the surface of the organ.
A smokers lungs are generally as pink and healthy as a non-smokers lungs, and last year in the UK, half of all lungs used in transplants came from smokers. The 'black lung' is, in fact, a cancerous lung. If a smoker gets lung cancer, yes, the lung will turn black. If a non-smoker gets lung cancer, his lung will also turn black. Trying to label a cancerous lung and a smokers lung as one and the same thing is just more downright dishonesty from the anti-smoking movement. âDr.