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DEFINITION

A carcinogen is a cancer causing substance. Examples of this are substances seen in tobacco smoke. These includes tar, nicotin, carbon monoxide, etc.

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	A carcinogen is a [[Cancer\|cancer]] causing substance. ~~Tobacco~~ smoke ~~and Asbestos are examples of carcinogens~~.~~ ~~		<u>'''DEFINITION'''</u>

			A carcinogen is a [[Cancer\|cancer]] causing substance. Examples of this are substances seen in tobacco smoke. These includes tar, nicotin, carbon monoxide, etc.