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[3] Rates of smoking and tobacco use also vary among sub-poulations of the LGBTQ+ community for instance, while data is limited, some studies have shown that tobacco use rates are as high as 33% among people who are transgender, [4] and people who are transgender and gender diverse are 2-3 times as likely as people who are cisgender to use tobacco products

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This is a great accompanying puzzle for the health triangle workbook bundle but can also be used as a stand-alone review or an enrichment activity

McKee and Capewell cite a recent systematic review in Preventative Medicine that found serious methodological problems in many of the studies it reviewed and so many conflicts of interest that no firm conclusions can be drawn about the safety of e-cigarettes but that they can hardly be considered harmless

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