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Yes, passive (secondhand) smoking also increases gastric cancer risk, though less than active smoking.
Medicine: If a doctor determines that a certain medicine is causing dry mouth, they will either change the dosage or recommend an alternative prescription that is not as likely to have this effect
Indeed, while nicotine in normal doses is not as dangerous as perceived, the Surgeon Generals report in 2014, The Health Consequences of Smoking50 Years of Progress, surmised that nicotine has acute toxicity at high doses and activates biological pathways that upsurge the risk of disease
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