Switch to Filters Lessens Cancer Risk Says JAMA Study
A JAMA report from Memorial Sloan Kettering researchers shows switching from non-filter to filter cigarettes lowers lung cancer risk. In 950 cancer patients studied, those who switched saw risk approach non-smokers after long-term use, with greater reduction if smoking filtered cigarettes for at least ten years after switching.
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