The potent carcinogen benzene, a constituent of cigarette smoke, seems to be the major toxin responsible for leukemia among smokers
In 2016, the USEPA issued a toxicological assessment of EtO that classified it as carcinogenic to humans and found it to be a more potent carcinogen via inhalation than previously understood (see Section 2.4 for more information) (USEPA 2016b)
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According to the Surgeon Generals report on the effects of smoking on reproductive health, smoking can damage the genetic material in eggs and sperm, which can lead to higher rates of miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, preterm labor, and birth defects
These include: Persistent sore throat lasting more than a few weeks Difficulty swallowing Unexplained voice changes Severe or worsening pain A healthcare professional can assess the underlying cause and recommend appropriate care
Here are a few of his traits that point towards the condition: Contents 1