Nearly 4 percent of adults use two or more tobacco products, with cigarettes and e-cigarettes representing the most common combination
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Much ballyhooed, the report consisted of nothing more than a potpourri of mostly unrelated studies that reached the lame conclusion: The bulk of the research supports the contention that smoking cigarettes played an important role in the development of chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases and constitutes a great danger to individuals with pre-existing diseases of the coronary arteries. It was 1979, nearly 15 years after the surgeon generals report on lung cancer and smoking, and the AMA had finally decided to acknowledge that smoking was bad for the lungs
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