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By Pam Stephan, About.com Guide to Breast Cancer

Stop Smoking, Lower Your Risk of Breast Cancer

Thursday October 11, 2007
Smoking is a controversial lifestyle factor that has been tied to increased breast cancer risk. Studies have yet to conclusively prove a link between tobacco smoke and breast cancer, but evidence is piling up. Cigarette smoke contains cancer-causing chemicals that are absorbed into your body and affect your present and future health. Learn about the chemicals in smoke and how it affects females of all ages.

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