Abstract Environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) exposure has been proven to induce digestive diseases such as hepatic steatosis, cirrhosis, and gastrointestinal cancer, yet little is known about the link between ETS exposure and constipation
Dr Robyn Wootton, Senior Research Associate in the School of Psychological Science and the studys lead author, said: Individuals with mental illness are often overlooked in our efforts to reduce smoking prevalence, leading to health inequalities
Sugar is also added to make the resulting cigarette less harsh, but this addition leads to the formation of acetaldehyde, which is a type of carcinogen that enhances the addictiveness of nicotine
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Taxotere Lawsuits are being filed by breast cancer patients and others who have taken the chemotherapy drug and subsequently developed vision problems