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It can cause a lot of other cancers too, such as blood, throat, stomach, bladder, colon, kidney, breast and pancreatic cancer

5 In the short term, the increased sympathetic tone results in elevated blood pressure, heart rate, and peripheral vascular resistance

To tackle this issue, we need more effective strategies to help patients quit and also provide ongoing support for continuous abstinence from smoking