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The WHO has stated [7] that although aerosols emitted from heated tobacco products may contain lower levels of certain harmful chemicals than conventional cigarette smoke, they also include compounds such as glycidol, pyridine, dimethyl trisulfide, acetoin, and methylglyoxal, which are not typically found in conventional tobacco smoke and may be present at higher concentrations

Ramlau-Hansen et al [80] observed a positive dose-response relationship between smoking and testosterone, LH, and the ratio of LH to free testosterone