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Smoking has significant negative effects on the respiratory system. Cigarette smoke contains over 7,000 chemicals, many of which are carcinogenic and cause cell mutations in the lungs. Long-term smoking exposure leads to inflammation of the bronchial tubes and buildup of mucus, increasing the risks of chronic bronchitis and lung cancer over time. Lung cancer risk has a strong positive correlation with cigarette consumption. Current smokers, especially men, have the highest relative risk of developing lung c

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