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In some countries, such as India, chewing tobacco products are more widely available and less regulated, though efforts are being made to curb consumption due to health concerns

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Carbon monoxide (CO) gas sensors can be affected by the presence of other gases, known as interference gases, which can cause false readings or reduce the sensor's sensitivity to CO

The researchers draw parallels with the history of smoking research: It took nearly 100 years to conclusively establish smoking as a cause of lung cancer

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