When risk factors combine: The interaction between alcohol and smoking for aerodigestive cancer, coronary heart disease, and traffic and fire injury [An article from: Addictive Behaviors]
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Background: Alcohol and tobacco are responsible for a significant amount of burden of disease, but some diseases may be a result of the interaction between these two risk factors. Methods: Systematic literature review identified articles on the interaction of alcohol and smoking on a number of outcomes related to both risk behaviours. Results: The interaction of smoking and alcohol significantly increases risk for aerodigestive cancers, and may increase risk for tra
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