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Results: From 895 studies, 50 met the inclusion criteria

This trend follows a long-term decline in smoking across age groups compared to several decades ago, when approximately half of Canadians smoked regularly

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It is commonly used in: Water filters (to reduce chlorine taste and odor, and some organic chemicals) Air purifiers (to reduce certain gases and smells) Industrial safety systems (to reduce chemical vapors in some settings) Medical uses (activated charcoal can be used in healthcare in specific cases, under professional guidance) The main reason it is used is because it can trap certain compounds that pass through it