Abstract
Tobaccos from countries with high and low incidences of lung cancer were analyzed. Tobacco concentrations of polonium-210 were similar in cigarettes from high- and low- incidence countries, as were levels of cigarette smoke tar and nicotine. Tobaccos from low-incidence countries had significantly lower Alternaria spore counts. Mean selenium concentrations of tobaccos from the high-incidence countries (0.16±0.05 µ) were significantly lower than those of tobaccos from the low- incidence countries (0.49±0.22 µ/g).—JNCI 1981; 66:27-31. © 1981 OUP Publishing Ltd.
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Bogden, J. D., Kemp, F. W., Buse, M., Thind, I. S., Lourla, D. B., Forgacs, J., … Terrones, I. M. (1981). Composition of tobaccos from countries with high and low incidences of lung cancer. I. selenium, polonium-210, alternarla, tar, and nicotine. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 66(1), 27–31. https://doi.org/10.1093/jnci/66.1.27
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