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More than 70 carcinogens have been identified in the cigarette smoke produced by the combustion of tobacco, which can damage peoples DNA and lay the groundwork for cancer

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Cigarette smoking is directly responsible for the deaths of up to 7 million people a year worldwide (one person every 5 seconds), according to the World Health Organisation (1)

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Regular-size cigarettes, or those measuring 70 to 73 millimetres, have a manufacturer deadline of Jan