If you are a Canadian and you smoke, which of the following represents the potential effects of your cigarette smoking?

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Smoking is one of the leading causes of lung cancer, and accounts for 84% of lung cancer deaths. Therefore, if you are a Canadian who smokes, you could add to this statistic. Option A is incorrect as smoking has been found to be strongly correlated with cancer. Option C is also incorrect as family history can affect an individual's cancer risk outcome. Option D is incorrect as most tumours caused by smoking are malignant, and the removal of the tumour may not be enough to ensure cancer is eradicated.

If You Are a Canadian and You Smoke, Which of the Following