Yes. All forms of tobacco cause cancer.
The greatest risk comes from combustible forms (tobacco smoke), since most cancer-causing substances are produced during the burning process.
- What types of tobacco products are used in Europe?
- Does tobacco use cause cancer? What percentage of cancer is caused by smoking?
- Do all forms of tobacco cause cancer?
- What are the cancer-causing substances in tobacco?
- Does nicotine cause cancer?
- Can other factors modify smoking-related cancer risks? What if I drink alcohol and smoke tobacco?
- Is water-pipe smoking safe?
- Can I reduce my risk of developing cancer or dying of cancer if I quit smoking?
- What can I do to quit smoking?
- What can I do to quit smokeless tobacco use?
- Can I reduce my risk of cancer if I reduce the number of cigarettes I smoke?
- What are electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes)?
- Are e-cigarettes less harmful than conventional cigarettes?
- What might happen when I try to stop smoking?
- Does my smoking influence others’ smoking?
- Is smoking more common in certain subgroups of the population?