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I ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION WZ8 Ingested Arsenic, Cigarette Smoking, and Lung Cancer Risk A Follow-up Study in Arseniasis-Endemic Areas in Taiwan Chi-Ling Chen, PhD Lin-I Hsu, PhD Hung-Yi Chiou, PhD Yu-Mei Hsueh, PhD Shu-Yuan Chen, PhD Meei-Maan Wu, PhD Chien-Jen Chen, ScD for the Blackfoot Disease Study Group Context Arsenic has been documented as a lung carcinogen in humans in only a few follow-up studies, which were limited by a small number of cases or the lack of information on cigarette smoking.

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