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This analysis of drug harms in Canada found that alcohol causes the most harm overall Alcohol was followed by tobacco, nonprescription opioids (like fentanyl), cocaine, methamphetamine, and cannabis. Tobacco ranked first in 4 of the 16 harm categories: drug-related mortality, drug-specific damage to physical health, dependence, and environmental damage, the researchers wrote

While they do show some improvement to the effects of smoking conventional cigarettes, its certainly not a cure-all solution with no risks and no health consequences

Further evidence of this is that pre-cancerous changes on vocal cords only disappear when all marijuana smoking (including via vaporizer) is stopped

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