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rewrite this The correlation between lung cancer and cigarette smoking seems to be backed by evidence presented by the Committee. This is because both variables have seen a temporal rise over the last generation, suggesting a possible cause-and-effect relationship. Additionally, the statement hints at a sex difference in mortality, which could be due to differences in smoking habits between genders. The urban/rural ratio of lung cancer mortality is also mentioned, possibly indicating higher rates of smoking or exposure to risk factors in urban areas. However, this does not detract from the coherence of the association between lung cancer and smoking. Lastly, the fact that smoking primarily affects the lungs further supports the association between smoking and lung cancer
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