CANNABIS AND TOBACCO SMOKE ARE NOT EQUALLY CARCINOGENIC
Saved in:
MELAMEDE, R., CANNABIS AND TOBACCO SMOKE ARE NOT EQUALLY CARCINOGENIC. HARM REDUCTION JOURNAL, Vol. 2, no. 21 (2008), p. 4.
Ref.
172721
Location:
SIIS Archivo
Palabras clave:
Cáncer, Cannabis, Datos epidemiológicos, Drogodependencias, Nicotina, Riesgo, Tabaco
Cáncer, Cannabis, Datos epidemiológicos, Drogodependencias, Nicotina, Riesgo, Tabaco
Similar Items: CANNABIS AND TOBACCO SMOKE ARE NOT EQUALLY CARCINOGENIC
- POSSIBLE ROLE OF MARIJUANA SMOKING AS A CARCINOGEN IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LUNG CANCER AT A YOUNG AGE
- STATEMENT BY THE COMMITTEE ON THE CARCINOGENICITY OF CHEMICALS IN FOOD, CONSUMER PRODUCTS AND THE ENVIRONMENT TO SCOTH ON ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE (ETS) AND LUNG CANCER. EN: REPORT OF THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON TOBACCO AND HEALTH
- HYPOTHESIZING THAT MARIJUANA SMOKERS ARE AT A SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER RISK OF CARCINOGENICITY RELATIVE TO TOBACCO NON MARIJUANA SMOKERS: EVIDENCED BASED ON STATISTICAL REEVALUATION OF CURRENT LITERATURE
- SMOKING TOBACCO ALONG WITH MARIJUANA INCREASES SYMPTOMS OF CANNABIS DEPENDENCE
- IS ALCOHOL A CARCINOGENIC RISK?
- CARCINOGENICITY OF ACETALDEHYDE IN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: RISK ASSESSMENT OUTSIDE ETHANOL METABOLISM