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Smoking & womenFrom: Kelvin Tan (ktan@pacific.net.sg)Tue Jul 30 03:57:56 1996
Hi I hope this list can help me. I need the answers as soon as possible in a concise manner. 1. Is the danger of getting lung cancer/other cancers higher for female compared to male smokers for the same amount they smoke? Why? 2. How does smoking affect female hormones? Do women who smokes have menopause earlier? Why? 3. Is it more difficult for female smokers to quit? What problems? 4. Can smoking increase the metabolic rate resulting in a slimmer look? 5. How does smoking affect female cancers? Thanks Kelvin
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