Medical experts have warned that exposure to carcinogens — substances capable of increasing the risk of cancer — may gradually damage body cells over time and contribute to the development of serious diseases.
According to specialists, carcinogens do not always cause cancer immediately, but repeated or long-term exposure can significantly raise the likelihood of abnormal cell growth.
Tobacco smoke remains major risk factor
Health professionals identify tobacco smoke as one of the leading preventable causes of Cancer globally.
Experts explain that cigarette smoke contains numerous harmful chemicals capable of damaging the lungs, throat, and other organs.
They note that both active smoking and prolonged exposure to second-hand smoke may increase cancer risk.Tap To Read Complete.Details. .
