Yesterday a Canadian panel released the findings of a new study claiming to link breast cancer with smoking. Breast cancer and smoking have never been conclusively linked in the past, and it should be noted that the panel recommends further research on the topic.
The New York Times article is a good one, though it wastes no time pointing out that Americans have already beaten the Canadian panel to the punch - and way back in 2005, thank-you very much: "The California Environmental Protection Agency came to similar conclusions in a report in 2005 that said secondhand smoke was a cause of premenopausal breast cancer for younger women who had never smoked but were exposed to environmental tobacco smoke."
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