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For the past 50-60 years, most of the driving factors have been replaced by behavioural risks including: excessive drinking, tobacco smoking, physical inactivity resulting in obesity

Multinomial regression showed that, compared to older adults, youth and young adults were more likely than older adults to select the plain pack, rather than saying there was no difference between packs, as having more dangerous chemicals (OR: 1.692, CI: 1.120-2.55

Carcinogens damage DNA Certain chemicals can damage the cells DNA and its ability to replicate correctly

However, there are steps you can take to support lung health during the recovery process

They hope that by seeing these messages, people will think twice before they decide to smoke