Here is the BMJ press release: Smoking takes 10 years off life expectancy in Japan, not 4 as previously thought, experts warn But much of the risk can be avoided if smoking is stopped, preferably well before age 35 Research: The impact of smoking on mortality and life expectancy in Japan Smoking reduces life expectancy by ten years in Japan, but much of the risk can be avoided by giving up smoking, a paper published on bmj.com today shows
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Moreover, women tend to have more positive attitudes towards hookah use, which is much less stigmatised than cigarette smoking 17
I would appeal to the Union Government and Prime Minister to ban sale of loose cigarettes in India." Retired Circle Inspector, Kerala Police and a tobacco-use cancer victim K S Varghese is also in favour of banning loose cigarettes
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