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Jump to full article: Melbourne (Vic) Herald Sun (au), 2008-07-07
Intro: ADDICTS of black-market tobacco are more likely to have bad lungs and other ills than other smokers, a study says.
"Chop-chop" smokers widely believe it's healthier because it lacks chemicals in licit cigarettes.
"We now have a fairly good indication that that's really not the case," says Dr Campbell Aitken, from the Burnet Institute in Melbourne.
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