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Last December, an article in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute said that altered puffing and inhalation may make smoke available to lung cells prone to adenocarcinomas. Those are cancers that starts in the glands that line the inside of the lungs and other organs
What's even more distracting is the changed blend, and how you can't get any information on what they did unless you register on their website (which, in turn, will probably raise my life insurance premiums - and, honestly, I don't even have life insurance, but one day I might want it)
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