Smoking has been linked to an increased risk for almost every type of cancer. Women who have smoked since before age 17 face a 24% increased risk compared to non-smokers.
Even those who don't smoke should try to stay away from second-hand smoke. If you do smoke, speak to your doctor about the best options for quitting as soon as possible.

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