If you're still living at the end of your life, there's a 2/3 chance living is what caused the end of your life.
If you're still smoking at the end of your life, there's a 2/3 chance smoking is what caused the end of your life.https://bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12916-015-0281-z …
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Preach to them
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IMO, people who smoke cigarettes nowadays are aware of the consequences of smoking and it's the "why" people continue to smoke that's not addressed.
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Smoking doesn't have the same health effects on all individuals and no, it is not necessarily random, people who risk far less than the absolutely useless average risk can self select into smoking and do
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No man no, generalize to the whole population, if everyone smokes 2/3 of mortality is smoking? Double everything else combined? What did you actually smoke?
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In canada everyone and their granny smokes weed.
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"Among past smokers, mortality diminished gradually with increasing time since cessation and did not differ significantly from never-smokers in those quitting prior to age 45." Thank goodness. Though I'm disgusted with my younger self for ever having smoked.pic.twitter.com/g1DjPaBUXn
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Cool! This is important information.
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