A survey has suggested that more than 300,000 in the UK may have quit smoking during the coronavirus crisis. But while there is well-established evidence that smoking harms the immune system and our ability to fight off infections, there are also reports suggesting that smokers could be less likely to get Covid-19 due to the effect of nicotine.
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