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The Health Consequences of Smoking: Nicotine Addiction: a Report of the Surgeon General (eds Davis, R
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The more cigs guys smokedand the more years they lit up forthe more likely they were to develop three of those visible signs, including gray rings around their corneas, the creases on their earlobes, and the plaques on their eyelids (There was no consistent link between drinking and smoking and male pattern baldness, probably because your genetic predisposition and male hormone levels play a greater role in that, the researchers say.) In fact, men who who smoked the most had more than double the odds of getting the yellowish plaques above their peepers than non-smokers did
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