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Introduction Cigarette smoke contains a mixture of over 7,000 chemicals, many of which harm the human body causing a broad range of diseases (USDHHS, 2014)
A property filled with ozone must be aired out after use due to its nature as a toxic gas and the health risks
And of course they would then also pass on an increased genetic risk of smoking to those children, which is what this study is picking up. Around the world, people with mental illness die up to 20 years earlier than the general population, according to a Lancet Psychiatry Commission report published July
