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Tobacco use significantly increases the risk of Esophageal Cancer by exposing the esophagus to harmful chemicals that damage its lining. This repeated irritation leads to inflammation and DNA Tobacco Smoking Thoracic Surgery Clinics Tobacco and Chronic Disease Wyoming Tobacco Prevention & Control Evaluation World No Tobacco Day is often spoken about in terms of lung damage. As a Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist, I would urge patients to think more broadly. For patients with digestive or liver related

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