Pak J Pharm Sci 26:699706 Lee K, Anastasopoulou C, Chandran C, Cassaro S (2023) Thyroid Cancer
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The British monarchy discouraged the production of cotton in the colonies owing to the economic policy of mercantilism (which balances exports over imports) so tobacco became the primary cash crop
Keywords: DNA fragmentation, heavy metals, nicotine, oxidative stress, semen quality, spermatogenesis INTRODUCTION Tobacco consumption is directly responsible for nearly 6 million deaths annually, and a further 600 000 people die each year from exposure to second-hand smoke (SHS).1 Tobacco is killing 1 in 10 adults worldwide and its quantity of consumption is increasing globally especially in developing countries according to WHO statistical data.2 Many studies published during the past years indicated that tobacco smoking is one of the greatest risk factors of more than 60% noncommunicable diseases.3 Among all the negatives associated with tobacco consumption are decreased in both male and female fertility
