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Users of non-bidi tobacco products had higher odds of bidi smoking relative to those who did not

never-smokers) Larynx cancer: RR 6.98 Oral cavity/esophagus cancer: RR 3.433.57 Bladder cancer: RR 2.58 (all smokers), 3.47 (current) Kidney cancer: RR 1.31 Pancreatic cancer: RR 1.371.49 Stomach cancer: RR 1.53 (current), 1.30 (former smokers) Colorectal cancer: RR 1.141.17 Breast cancer: RR 1.141.24 (especially with early smoking initiation) Smoking causes DNA mutations and epigenetic changes that lead to cancer

Ban WH, Lee JM, Ha JH, Yeo CD, Kang HH, Rhee CK, et al

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The tobacco lobby has convinced them that vaping products could be safer and more research needs to be done. While much is unknown about the effects of vaping, some facts are clear