CDC Finds Higher Levels of Cancer Causing Chemicals from U.S. Brand Cigarettes

June 1, 2010

People who smoke certain U.S. cigarette brands are exposed to higher levels of cancer-causing tobacco-specific nitrosamines (TSNAs), the major carcinogens and cancer-causing agents in tobacco products, than people who smoke some foreign cigarette brands.

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CDC Finds Higher Levels of Cancer Causing Chemicals from U.S. Brand Cigarettes

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