Not only does hydrogen cyanide have toxic effects, but it also weakens the body's natural defenses against other harmful substances, much like the destructive impact of arsenic
The preparation of this Review is supported by US Public Health Service grants P50 CA180890 from the National Cancer Institute and Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products
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