Tobacco causes genetic changes
Recently, in the Journal of Cancer in the UK, researchers believe that the main harm to tobacco is to alter genes and cause lung cancer.
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Recently, in the Journal of Cancer in the UK, researchers believe that the main harm to tobacco is to alter genes and cause lung cancer.
The boys thought that smoking that made them look more masculine would be disappointing to know that nearly 68% of those surveyed in a survey said that tobacco did not b…
Recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) has published data showing that: In addition to the progress in tobacco control work has been achieved, no country has full…
The article summarizes the entire 20-year scientific study of tobacco and cancer, refuting the notion that wet tobacco powder inhalation - now increasingly popular in th…
In the next decade, 14 million people will be saved by reducing salt and not smoking. King's Fund, a charity in the UK, has made this prediction based on research
According to the warning of the International Lung Association, by 2030, tobacco-related diseases could kill 10 million people a year, double the current figure. On Nove…
Even healthy men are at risk for erectile dysfunction if they smoke - and the greater the risk of impotence in the bed.
According to Assoc. Doctor Le Thi Tuyet Lan, Head of the Center for Respiratory Care - Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy, quit smoking before age 35,…
The British government yesterday announced that next year, tobacco manufacturing companies were forced to print warning images on the cover to recommend drug addicts.
According to Canadian scientists at McMaster University, smoking can alter the DNA sequences of sperm cells and these genetic changes can be transmitted to offspring.
Representatives of ASEAN countries have approved petitions to governments to ratify the ban on smoking in workplaces and public places.
Canadian researchers have performed tests on mice and pointed out that cigarette smoke can cause changes in the sperm cell's DNA sequence, which can potentially be inher…
Smoking 30 cigarettes a day, you will receive thousands of times more radiation than plants that live in the Chernobyl nuclear disaster area.
On the occasion of World No Smoking Day 31-5, the World Health Organization (WHO) has called on all countries to issue a ban on smoking in closed public places, consider…
The Prime Minister has issued a directive on strengthening tobacco harm prevention activities. Accordingly, in the office, public places, on the bus ... will not smoke.