tobacco prevention and control resources, along with access to medical care and cancer treatment, vary widely across the U.S
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Since the negative health consequences of cigarette smoking were first brought to the publics attention in the mid-1960s, smoking is estimated to have caused more than 20 million deaths in the United States, including 6.85 million deaths from cancer
Nitrosamines, metals, and toxic gases in tobacco and its smoke raise the risk of several cancers in people who use the leaf in its smokeless and smoked forms
This cohort, composed of nine million Korean adults who participated in the National Health Screening Program, also contains ample demographic, laboratory, and questionnaire data that can be utilized to adjust for the effects of major cardiovascular risk factors