Despite increasing recognition of cigarette butts as a pervasive pollutant, large portions of the coastlines of Africa, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Oceania, and inland regions worldwide remain virtually unrepresented in the peer-reviewed literature
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However, more studies are needed to determine this conclusively
President Biden came in promising to follow the science and the recommendations of his advisors to reduce the prevalence of cancer in this country," Erika Sward, the American Lung Association's national assistant vice president of advocacy, tells Think Global Health
