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[15] [16] Substances or foods irradiated with electrons or electromagnetic radiation (such as microwave, X-ray or gamma) are not carcinogenic

It also is unknown whether the increases in standard smoking machine yields of these compounds have any biological relevance

In some cases, smoking speeds things up, leading to diarrhoea and urgency

"The state is obligated to pay for those for our citizens that are not covered in other ways, and we feel like they're caused by the tobacco products." Moore argued that tobacco companies should pay for medical bills, and eventually the courts agreed