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Absorbtiom of more cancer-causing chemicals Research published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention found that smokers who light up within 30 minutes of waking have higher levels of carcinogens particularly tobacco-specific nitrosamines in their system than those who wait longer, even if both groups smoke the same number of cigarettes
In fact, it appears that e-cigarette vapour both makes bacteria tougher to kill and weakens the immune system
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