In 2005, tobacco companies made a settlement with the National Association of Attorneys General that included an agreement to remove tobacco ads from the school library editions of Time, People, Sports Illustrated and Newsweek
Fifty-seven percent of the 290 NTP rodent carcinogens (Table 5.12) induced at least an increase in liver neoplasms (primarily in B6C3F1 mice), 22% an increase in lung tumors, and 14% in renal (primarily in F344/N rat), 13% in mammary gland, 13% in hematopoietic, 12% in forestomach, 10% in thyroid, and 9% in endothelial neoplasms
Despite this, natural cigarettes, even so, pose a significant health risk
This is consistent with Article 5.3 of the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Treaty that India signed in 2004