First, ICD criteria require that the symptoms "should have occurred together for at least 1 month or, if persisting for periods of less than 1 month, should have occurred together repeatedly within a 12-month period" [37], so how could the diagnosis be made 13 days following the first inhalation
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4,7,8 Once a cigarette is lit, still more chemicals are formed in the burning process that werent present in the growing and manufacturing stages
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