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how cigarette smoking causes lung cancer The harmful chemicals in directly damage cells, causing DNA mutations that increase risk. Over time, these damaged cells grow abnormally, leading to tumor formation in the lungs. Quitting smoking The Content – Science Education

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Quitting smoking is the single most effective step you can take to protect your vascular health

how cigarette smoking causes lung cancer The harmful chemicals in directly damage cells, causing DNA mutations that increase risk. Over time, these damaged cells grow abnormally, leading to tumor formation in the lungs. Quitting smoking The Content  Science Education

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how cigarette smoking causes lung cancer The harmful chemicals in directly damage cells, causing DNA mutations that increase risk. Over time, these damaged cells grow abnormally, leading to tumor formation in the lungs. Quitting smoking The Content  Science Education

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how cigarette smoking causes lung cancer The harmful chemicals in directly damage cells, causing DNA mutations that increase risk. Over time, these damaged cells grow abnormally, leading to tumor formation in the lungs. Quitting smoking The Content  Science Education
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