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Rare Tree That Produces Anticancer Drug Recreated in Tobacco by Scientists
Chinese scientists have deciphered the biosynthetic pathway of a rare, naturally occurring anticancer drug, and reproduced it for the first time – in tobacco.
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WARNING: E-Cigarettes Equally Damaging to Gums, Teeth as Conventional Cigarettes
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HIV Update: Smokers with HIV Most Likely to Die From Smoking-Related Illnesses
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One Pack of Cigarettes a Day Could Promote 150 Mutations in the Lungs
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Smoking Is Not Only Affecting Your Health But Your Career Too, Study Shows
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