Brain: Increased risk of stroke Teeth: yellow colour, decay, gum disease Mouth: bad breath, cancers of mouth, tongue and lips Throat: cancer Eyes: increased risk of cataracts Face: more wrinkles, acne Oesophagus: cancer Larynx: cancer Lungs: cancer, COPD (chronic bronchitis emphysema), asthma exacerbations Heart: increased risk of heart attack, heartburn Pancreas: cancer Arms: decreased blood flow Stomach: acid secretions, cancer, ulcers Kidney: cancer Reproductive organs: erectile dysfunction, cervical and uterine cancer, infertility, risks to unborn babies, miscarriage Bladder: cancer Blood: Cancer of the myeloid line of blood cells
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The death from salivary gland cancer of beloved National Baseball Hall of Fame player Tony Gwynn (1960-2014), a longtime user of smokeless tobacco, sparked greater educational efforts in the US to curb spitting tobacco use among teenagers, especially athletes
If the exaggerated responses are verified in human studies, it will be the first explanation for why viral infections are more serious in smokers, said Elias
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