Study links early-life tobacco exposure to accelerated aging, urging preventive action

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May 7, 2024
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A recent study in Science Advances found that early-life tobacco exposure, including in-utero and early smoking initiation, accelerates biological aging, emphasizing the importance of reducing exposure to improve health outcomes.

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