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Study: Light smokers face heavy risks | wcnc.com
Long-term 'Light' Smokers at Greater COPD Risk than Heavy Smokers Who Quit | RT
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Light smokers more likely than past heavy smokers to develop lung disease
Light or casual smoking is just as harmful | Geisinger
Smoking mild or light cigarettes puts you at greater risk of lung cancer, finds study | Health - Hindustan Times
Health effects of tobacco - Wikipedia
Light or casual smoking is just as harmful | Geisinger
Light and Social Smoking Carry Cardiovascular Risks - Harvard Health Publishing - Harvard Health
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Study: Light smokers face heavy risks | wzzm13.com
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Even One Cigarette a Day Poses Health Risks
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Light Smoker vs. Heavy Smoker: Are Dangers the Same?
Serious Health Risks Plague Even Light Smokers
Light smokers may not escape nicotine addiction, study reveals | Penn State University
Study: Light and Social Smoking Still Damages Your Lungs | Time
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