Some research suggests that because men and women differ in their biochemistry,smoking may be only half as hazardous for women as for men.

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There is currently no evidence to suggest that smoking is less hazardous for women than for men due to differences in biochemistry. In fact, research shows that women may be more susceptible to certain health consequences of smoking, such as lung cancer and cardiovascular disease.

Some Research Suggests That Because Men and Women Differ in Their