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Tobacco products contain chemicals called tobacco specific nitrosamines (TSNAs) which are known carcinogens (cancer causing agents)
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Age groups younger than 30 years are not accessible in the GBD database
In 1971, Philip Morris experimented on competitors brands and found that ammonia added at 0.25% concentration created a taste that was milder, more aromatic, sweeter, less harsh, and more like a Marlboro, whereas ammonia added at 0.50% concentration created an off taste.6 RJ Reynolds scientists later hypothesized that ammonia might improve tobacco smoke flavor by reacting with sugars to produce heterocyclic ring compounds known as pyrazines
