Cigarette smokers have about a 10% increased risk of developing breast cancer over never smokers, albeit far from the 600% to 800%, or more, increased risk for cancers of organs in direct contact with carcinogens in smoke such as lung, head and neck and others.(4) A 2017 study (9) looked at data pooled from 14 different cohort studies and found that: The overall association of smoking with breast cancer was modest
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