HealthPhoto: Firstpost HealthOncologist Warns Repeated Post-Diwali Pollution May Raise Cancer Risk
Firecracker emissions after Diwali release fine particles, heavy metals, and carcinogenic compounds. An oncologist explains that repeated exposure to this polluted air can increase the risk of lung cancer. However, a single exposure episode does not cause cancer. Continuous inhalation of these harmful substances poses a significant health threat over time.
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