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Secondhand smoke is a cause of lung cancer among women who have never smoked and is linked to greater heart disease risk
A letter from a JTI lawyer to the Danish Safety Technology Authority also demanded that Denmark accept the EU's findings and refrain from "unilateral action." If individual countries were free to make their own decisions about what ingredients could be added to cigarettes, JTI argued, it would "affect the smooth functioning of the internal market." JTI Fights Back Still, some countries have taken action on their own
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Women who smoked one cigarette a day had a 31% risk for heart disease, and 34% for stroke
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