The article in which the genetic codes of smoking and alcohol habits were deciphered was published in the journal Nature.
The study, which included 3.4 million people, identified more than 3,500 genetic variations that potentially affect smoking and alcohol habits.
Cigarette and alcohol use, which stand out as the trigger of many diseases from cardiovascular diseases to cancer, is seen as one of the most important risk factors that threaten public health.
Scientific studies reveal that these habits are directly related to genetic predisposition.
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