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If we continue down this path that were on, were just going to have new and continuing generations of young people addicted to nicotine, she said
Dr Dinh Bui, another co-author, said: Our findings show how the damage caused by smoking can have an impact not only on smokers but also their children and grandchildren. Given their conclusions, men should try to avoid smoking if at all possible, to reduce the risk of affecting the health of their own sons or their offspring, Bui added