A year after publication of Ms.s issue on The Beauty of Health in May 1986, which contained four pages of cigarette advertising and no mention of cigarette smoking, the Connecticut Tumor Registry reported that lung cancer had surpassed breast cancer as the leading cause of cancer deaths in women
Furthermore, although evidence surrounding specific health outcomes, such as lung cancer, has generated widespread consensus, findings about the attributable risk of other outcomes are much more heterogeneous and inconclusive 16,17,18
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Additionally, high cholesterol can cause excessive weight gain in the baby and a much higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes