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says “51 out of 4000 chemicals” are something that causes cancer or known to be “Carcinogenic.” However, smoking cigarette is not only causing cancer but also other serious disease such as “increasing the risk for stroke, coronary heart disease, lung disease by 2-4 times” and “diabetes, affect men’s sperm, and are dangerous for pregnant women.” According to World Health Organization, tobacco use kills about “six millions people per year,” which more than “five millions people” die from consuming cigarette directly while more than “600.000 people die as second-hand smoking.” Just in 20th century, tobacco has killed approximately “100 million people” and if it continues, tobacco will cause “1 billion deaths in 21st century”

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