Smoking and Cancer.. Lung, throat, mouth, throat, esophagus and bladder. The development of cancer of the pancreas, cervix, kidneys and stomach. Blood cancers

Smoking and Cancer:
- Smoking causes about 87% of lung cancer deaths.
- Smoking causes cancer of the throat, mouth, throat, esophagus and bladder, and also helps in the development of cancer of the pancreas, cervix, kidneys and stomach.
Smoking is associated with the development of some types of blood cancers.