Other toxic chemicals in tobacco smoke are suspected to cause cancer, including the following (3):
Most of the above are absorbed by the tobacco plant from the environment, so they are also present in the "healthy" fruit and vegetables we are encouraged to eat.
Incidentally, seventeen chemicals found in coffee have been "linked to cancer".
Approximately 15 to 30 of cigarette smokers develop cancer.
A somewhat satirical synonym for cigarette is cancer stick.
cancer sticks
lung cancer
After cigarette 1: Coughing After cigarette 2: A little bit more coughing After cigarette 55442: Lung Cancer
If you mean "Smoking a cancer stick" it means smoking a cigarette.
Cancer.
yes it can
A 2004 study showed that cigarette smoking increased risk of testicular cancer and quitting smoking did not reduce the risk.
Cigarette ends remind you that you're fast approaching a stage where you could get lung cancer.
Some people get lung cancer even without smoking, as they are exposed to other people's second-hand smoke and/or other environmental pollutants. So a person might smoke one cigarette and get cancer; but there would be no way to tell whether that cigarette caused it.
There are almost 600 different ingredients in a cigarette. Approximately 70 of these can cause cancer and others are poisonous.