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"What's interesting is that the studies show that if people are more addicted then they're at a greater risk of cancer, but that relationship is independent of how much people smoke," John Richie, a professor of public health sciences and pharmacology at Penn State and a study author, tells Shots
The authors of "Nicotine without smoke: tobacco harm reduction" say people smoke because they are addicted to nicotine but are harmed by the tar and cancer-causing chemicals
physicians believe nicotine causes cardiovascular diseaseincluding cardiologists
Two short questionnaires on leisure-time physical activity compared with serum lipids, antropometric measurements and aerobic power in a suburban population from Oslo, Norway