Appearing on Channel 4s Drugs Live programme looking at the effects of cannabis on the brain, Professor David Nutt said hash was less harmful than tobacco, alcohol, ketamine, methadone and a host of other substances
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People working in specific industries, such as construction, metals, textiles, ceramics, logging, and food, are more likely to develop laryngeal cancer (32)
Here again, as in the brain and peripheral blood vessels, caffeine causes a marked constriction that limits the delivery of oxygen and vital nutrients to these tissues
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