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People who drink beer and drink hot tea smoke increase 5 times the risk of esophageal cancer
According to Gizmodo, the findings also emphasize that it is difficult to find the exact cause of cancer in this group.
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Risk of cancer due to electronic cigarette smoking
According to Associate Professor - Dr. Phan Thu Phuong, Deputy Director of Respiratory Center, Bach Mai Hospital (Hanoi), studies show that electronic cigarette smoking…
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Men who smoke should not use high dose vitamin B
For a long time, vitamins B6 and B12 have been advertised by pharmaceutical companies as supplements to boost energy, improve metabolism, and are even thought to reduce…
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Risk of cancer from electronic cigarettes
Quitting traditional tobacco, many people find e-cigarettes but don't know that e-cigarettes are just as dangerous as traditional cigarettes.
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Detecting 7 more carcinogens
American scientists discovered seven more substances that could lead to cancer, bringing the total number of human carcinogens to 248.
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Non-smoking causes lung cancer
Tobacco is the leading cause of lung cancer. But about 20% of people who die from lung cancer have never smoked.
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7 notes to prevent cancer
Preventing cancer by not smoking tobacco pipe, eating and drinking safely, exercising, going to regular check ...
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Simple way to prevent lung cancer
According to Boldsky, lung cancer affects the cells of the lungs, often in long-term smokers. However, lung cancer can also occur in people who have never smoked.
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Smoke is more toxic than cigarette smoke
A new study shows that incense smoke is more toxic than cigarette smoke because it contains ingredients that can mutate genes, leading to cancer.
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7 cancers can be avoided
There are more than 200 different types of cancer, of which more than 90% are caused by unhealthy habits.
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Factors that increase the risk of cervical cancer
95% of cervical cancers are caused by HPV. Women who smoke are twice as likely to become ill. Taking birth control pills for a long time increases your risk.
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China decided to reduce car smoke to cope with pollution
China 's Ministry of Environmental Protection said it will take measures to reduce emissions from cars after smog over 30 cities over the past few days.
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The rate of British women with high lung cancer due to smoking
Cancer Research UK (Cancer Research UK) has released shocking data on lung cancer rates in British women and said this is the result of increasing smoking among women. m…
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Car smoke is related to breast cancer
The results of a study in Canada show that car smoke can double the risk of breast cancer.
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Non-smokers still have lung cancer
The research of Mayo Medical University scientists, USA, explains why people who never smoke still get lung cancer.