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Figure 6.9, Death rates from all lung cancers, by smoking status, Cancer Prevention Study I (CPS I) and Cancer Prevention Study II (CPS II), 19591965 and 19821988 The Health Consequences of Smoking50 Years Each year, #tobacco kills 1.1 million people in the WHO European Region. Of those, 153 000 are caused by exposure to second hand smoke. Tobacco is responsible for 25% of all cancer deaths HealthMatch Smoking and Lung Cancer: How Big is the Problem Today? Cigarettes: the hard truth Canadian Cancer Society Banning the sale of tobacco to the young generation could prevent 1.2 million lung cancer deaths by 2095 IARC Share of cancer deaths linked to tobacco use by cancer type Our World in Data

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