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E-cigarette aerosol can also harbor cancer-causing chemicals and tiny particles that deeply penetrate the lungs, although generally containing fewer harmful chemicals than smoke from traditional tobacco products

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unfortunately, it seems any type of alcoholic beverage is high in purines and may be just as risky

Secondhand smoke may have the following effects: May cause breast cancer May cause heart disease May cause lung cancer Worsen symptoms of asthma Lung and bronchus infection especially in children Miscarriage in pregnant women Reduce fertility If you or your partner smoke, it is better to quit today

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