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Yes, but a lot less then petroleum oil. Only about 10 percent of the carcinogens (chemicals that can cause cancer), and none of the the sulfur. And because the plants that the oil came from drew the carbon out of the atmosphere recently in order to grow, it’s considered ‘carbon neutral’, when the carbon returns to the atmosphere.
