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Lead author Alok Kumar Thakur was direct on this point

As a result, smokers are much more likely to get cervical cancer than nonsmokers
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Results Smoke exposure caused a significant imbalance between bone resorption and bone formation

In a three-year study in the South Bronx, Kurti and other researchers used methods such as surveying discarded cigarette packs and found that 66 percent of the cigarettes in 2013 came from out of state, most commonly Virginia

In addition to seeking help from your family doctor, community resources can also help you quit
