Because of shortened telomeres, smokers have an even greater risk of developing cancer and other diseases
That makes it more practical for heavy users
Tars not only cause cancer but also contribute to other lung diseases through their tendency to damage cilia, the tiny hairs on the linings of the respiratory tract that sweep the lungs and bronchi clear of microbes, irritants, and toxic substances
For these reason and others, cigar smoking is on the rise among teens and young adults
Euromonitor predicts hat by the year 2002, the market is likely to be 20 times the 2010 level
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