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People with mental health conditions are more likely to smoke and to smoke more cigarettes than people without mental health conditions (CDC, 2013)

Therefore, this study aimed to investigate the potential genetic alterations within the genes that encode for the mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase (Complex IV) ( MT-CO1 , MT-CO2 , and MT-CO3 ) in the sperm cells of individuals who consume tobacco and cannabis

Overall, these results show that cigarettes remain our biggest problem, but not our only problem, said Dr

Although nicotine per se is not carcinogenic, it may prompt carcinogenicity in ways that are still not completely elucidated