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Over the next six years, the decline ended and youth smoking generally leveled off

There is no scientific evidence that e-cigs increase risks for cancer or any other disease." Pankow told NBC "we are not saying e-cigarettes are more hazardous than cigarettes," although that is the impression left by the NEJM letter

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Theres also some information about air pollution and its contribution to lung cancer on our Healthy Living site

Its not surprising then that the chemical makeup of wildfire smoke is subject to high variance because of the wide variety of fuels (different types of wood and vegetation) burned to produce it