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Speaking later in the day , also on Fox News, Philip Morris International Vice President and Chief Scientific and Regulatory Strategy Officer Matthew Holman , who is also a biochemist, said that approval came because they felt like the risks were substantially lower when compared to traditional cigarettes

Tobacco-smoking can cause at least 16 types of cancer including cancers of the nose, mouth, voice box, throat, food pipe, lung, breast, liver, stomach, kidney, pancreas, bowel, ovary, bladder, cervix, and bone marrow

The most common types of dip are long cut, wide cut, and fine cut (or moist snuff)

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