Because the use of combustible tobacco products is the leading cause of preventable mortality and morbidity, substantially reducing such use represents one of the most significant opportunities to improve global health

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Growing consumption of low-price cigarettes is an outcome of cigarette makers successfully moving some bidi smokers up the value chain
Conclusion Smoking and GERD share a deeply interconnected relationship that significantly impacts digestive health