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Carbon monoxide and nicotine that is released from the smoke affect the normal functioning of the heart and hence increase the risk of [20] blood clots and double the risk of a heart attack [21, 22]

When a person smokes, each inhale introduces over 7,000 chemicals into the lungs, nearly 70 of which are known carcinogens
This is why many therapists suggest holding a pen between the fingers after quitting smoking cigarettes

doi:10.1093/ntr/ntw164 86

Nigeria is the focus of this study because the tobacco industry has viewed it as a major emerging market since the 1990s
