Health Effects of Smoking on Your Body
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Description
Secondhand smoke causes cancer
lip and oral cavity cancer (5%, 0.05)
Smokers have a higher risk of developing active tuberculosis, a quicker rate of disease development, and a poorer response to treatment
Active smoking, household passive smoking, and breast cancer: evidence from the California Teachers Study
Over 700 bacterial species have been identified within the oral cavity, which is subdivided into numerous niches, including saliva, the hard and soft palates, the tongue, lips, cheeks, and dental plaque biofilms [29, 30]
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