A study showed 95% efficacy 7 days to 2 months after administration of it
brainly please
Well any type of smoke can cause some type of lung progression, so you would think so...but there hasn't really been any tests proven to say so, so I would say no
It would be A the elbow or wrist because the appendicular region is basically limbs (arm,legs,toes,feet,fingers,hands)
Hope this helps
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