Carcinogens: Tobacco contains a number of chemicals that can damage dna and promote growth. This combination is conducive to cancer formation in genetically susceptible people.
Answered 7/28/2012
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Greatly. Both: To the smoker and those inhaling the sidestream smoke. It has carcinogens. It causes >90% lung cancer, associated with h&n, pancreas, bladder cancer. Also destructive lung disease and heard and vascular disease. Epidemiologists claim smoking to age 35 will cause death in 50% of those exercising the freedom to smoke.
Answered 10/7/2012
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