Cigarette smoke contains: PM2.5 Tar Nicotine Benzene Formaldehyde In Pakistans closed apartments, PM2.5 from one cigarette can spike a room above 300 AQI, unsafe for 12 hours
What we do know is that e-cigarettes contain 15 times the amount of formaldehyde found in traditional cigarettes, and that this cancer-causing chemical is associated with increased risk of lung, oral and bladder cancer
This discrepancy may be attributed to the inclusion of more recent studies and the application of detailed subgroup analyses that distinguish between types and intensities of tobacco exposure
To understand the science, the lived realities of tobacco-linked cancers, and what Kenya must urgently do, Dr Mercy Korir speaks to Dr Gladwell Kiarie, a leading medical oncologist and President of the Kenya Society of Haematology and Oncology (KESHO)
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