Passive smoking is breast cancer risk factor (Reuters)
2nd Dec 2005, 21:11 GMT
Reuters - The results of studies "with thorough passive smoking exposure assessment" indicate that passive smoking raises the risk of breast cancer, especially in premenopausal women, to a similar degree as active smoking.
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