Bizzell PD Co-Authors Manuscript in NTR Jenny Twesten, MPH, Project Director of the National Cancer Institute, Tobacco Control Research Branch contract, co-authored a manuscript in the November issue of Nicotine & Tobacco Research (NTR) that was selected as an Editors Choice submission
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Highlights: Viral claim that French fries are worse than smoking is scientifically false and misleading High fried food intake linked to 28% higher cardiovascular risk and 3% increase per weekly serving Smoking causes direct DNA damage, cancer, and significant reduction in life expectancy 28% higher risk of cardiovascular disease , with each additional weekly serving increasing risk by nearly 3% (1 Trusted Source Reheating Oils During Deep Frying Alters Fatty Acid Profiles, Lipid Peroxidation Level, and Nutritional Indices of French Fries Go to source)
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) intends to finalize a policy that would effectively remove many nontobacco flavored e-cigarettes from the market
