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1986) did not reveal treatment-related lesions

This practice was common amongst Lumbee people and eventually spread to many others living in the South

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According to WHO, this product kills more than eight million people each year, over seven million of whom die as a direct result of smoking tobacco while around 1.2 million others from second-hand smoke.
