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Source: www.telegraphindia.com Author: staff Packets of chewing tobacco sold across India after December 1, 2011 will have to show graphic images portraying the disfiguring effects of oral cancer, but cigarette and bidi packets may show milder pictures, the Union health ministry said today
Non-smokers exposed to second-hand smoke are at risk of developing lung cancer and type 2 diabetes , also it may increase the risk of progression from tuberculosis infection to active disease
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E-cigarette companies have been accused of deliberately targeting young adults and adolescents via tactics such as leveraging social media, sponsorship of festivals and music events, and introduction of flavors that appeal to youth
By reporting only compounds at concentrations above 100 ng/stick, it is possible to overlook compounds that might represent a toxicological concern at concentrations below this threshold