Second-Hand Smoke Causes Lung Cancer Secondhand smoke is the second biggest risk factor for developing lung cancer
From a woman who was able to recover and manage her emphysema, to decades-long smokers saying that nothing else truly helped them quit cigarettes
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His 1954 book, Smoking and Cancer: A Doctors Report (Figure 1), was negatively described in the March 1955 issue of the American Journal of Public Health , with the reviewer opining that, while written...by an outstanding surgeon, the causal relationship between cigarettes and cancer is not proved, adding, This reviewer plans to place this book in the nonscience section of his library. Epidemiologic studies by Hill and Doll in the United Kingdom and Wynder and Graham, Levin, and Hammond and Horn in the United States in the late 1940s and early 1950s elucidated the causal role of cigarette smoking in lung cancer