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Smoking and skin cancer If you smoke you are have twice the risk of developing skin cancer, and oral cancer

Research on menthol cigarette use shows varying preferences across demographics, with some populations showing higher menthol usage rates than others

We need regulations and support to help children and young people avoid or quit smoking, says professor Des Cox, a member of the ERS Tobacco Control Committee and consultant in pediatric respiratory medicine at Childrens Health Ireland, Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland, who was not involved in the research