Average of 11.6 percent of men and 4.6 percent of women
"There's one good hypothesis that women that start smoking when they are young, before their first birth, that might affect the breast more adversely than people that smoke after their first birth, because the breast doesn't fully mature until pregnancy," he said
It can also eventually cause pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) or block the fallopian tubes, either of which can cause permanent infertility
All benefit outcomes assessed were rated as critical (medians 78 out of 9), whereas harms were rated as important or critical (medians 58 out of 9)
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