In fact, smoking tobacco is the most significant cause of lung cancer worldwide, contributing to 90% of lung cancer deaths
Zeller had been long frustrated about public misperceptions around nicotine safety in particular, the belief that nicotine causes cancer, which even many doctors and nurses believe
Before cigarette smoking became widespread, lung cancer was rare, leading to just 0.7% of cancer deaths in the United States in 1914, versus an estimated 27% in 2014
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