The unexpected behind the study of tobacco

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I do not encourage anyone to smoke. I just found this information that is a scientific study. The two main studies that underpin the fairytale of the relationship between smoking and cancer are the "Doll and Hill" (1956, also known as the Study of the Doctors) study and study. "Whitehall" (1967, a study of mortality among male bureaucrats in the British government). Summary of their conclusions is as follows: Doll and Hill found a slightly higher risk of lung cancer among smokers than non-smokers. The results of this study were widely publicized and one of the main drivers behind the entire anti-smoking campaign came shortly thereafter. However, what Doll Hill does not explicitly mention is that their results actually show smokers: swallowing smoke in the lungs is likely to have lower lung cancer than smokers do not do so.The unexpected behind the study of tobacco. Do you love or hate cigarettes?