Workers in hectic restaurant kitchens often attribute the prevalence of smoking to a fast-paced, stressful environment and a culture that long has tolerated cigarette breaks but not breathers for fresh air or mental health
And its not just people with preexisting conditions, although theyre particularly vulnerable, as well as children and pregnant women. Its really a health crisis, says Kai Chen, a climate and health expert at Yale University, who led the New York emergency department study that found increased visits during the smoky week
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Cigarette smoke mediates its carcinogenic effect, at least in part, through specific identified molecules that bind to and mutagenize DNA
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