Furthermore, we found that over a 10-year period, those who continued smoking developed thicker, heavier, and weaker hearts that were less able to pump blood compared to never smokers and those who quit during that time. She concluded: Our study indicates that smoking not only damages the blood vessels but also directly harms the heart
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Only about 4 percent of lung cancer deaths are attributed to asbestos exposure, while 80 percent are linked to cigarette smoking
The other day I was in our quit smoking Facebook group and some asked: Why am I experiencing flu-like symptoms after quitting smoking