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Smoking clearly increases the risk for oral, pharyngeal, esophageal, laryngeal, stomach, pancreas, kidney, cervical cancers, as well as blood cancers like acute myeloid leukemia, and skin cancers like melanoma
Researcher Cedric Briens and his colleagues explain that raising concerns about the health risks of tobacco reduced the demand for it and severely hurt tobacco farmers in several regions of the world
"As we're learning more about the tremendous dangers of smoking, fewer people are willing to tolerate exposure to second-hand smoke, which leads to smokers being pushed to the periphery," said licensed psychologist Clifford Lazarus