The dose-response relationship is consistent: more smoking, faster progression
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[1] Nicotine is metabolized in the liver to cotinine, which stays in the body longer than nicotine
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Bowling, Senior Vice President, Assistant to the Chairman of the Board, Philip Morris Incorporated, to William Kloepfer, Jr., Senior Vice President, The Tobacco Institute, Inc
Its when nicotine is combined with oxygen that it turns into a yellowish substance