Children of smokers face increased cancer risk children of smokers fa

Almost one-fifth of lung cancers among non-smokers result from a high level of exposure to cigarette smoke during childhood and adolescence.

That is the conclusion of a three-year, population-based, case controlled study of 382 non-smokers living in se

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