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People who smoked cigarettes with very high tar yields did have higher rates of lung cancer than other smokers, though the scientists concluded that may reflect unmeasured differences between smokers of non-filter and filter cigarettes, and that introducing filtered cigarettes to people who are already smoking a lot of unfiltered cigarettes would likely have limited public-health benefits. I asked some friends who smoke constantly if there is a belief in the young-smoker community that filtered cigarettes are healthier, and the consensus was nah
21 Recent systematic reviews in 2015 also suggested that smokers develop prostate cancer
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Studies using salivary cotinine a nicotine biomarker found measurable nicotine exposure in regular blunt smokers who reported no tobacco use
