Long-Term Effects The long-term health consequences of smoking are well-established, with cigarette paper playing a contributing role in several conditions: Lung Cancer: Cigarette smoke, including that from the paper, contains carcinogenic substances that significantly increase the risk of developing lung cancer
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The BPRF suggests that average smoking exposure raises the risk of COPD by an average of 72%, yielding an ROS of 0.54
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