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Other carcinogenic compounds that have been found include TSNAs (tobacco specific nitrosamines, carbonyl compounds, metals, volatile compounds and phenolic compounds but these again are found in much lower quantities that in traditional cigarettes

About one in four non-smokers are exposed to secondhand tobacco smoke, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

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In our study, we assumed that B[a]P can be completely absorbed, in fact, humans only absorb part of the B[a]P from a cigarette

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