Still Smoking? Watch This !! Video!=o
VIdeos like theese seem to work better then the silly pictures they put on the packs =p subscribe! Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of premature death, disease and disability. Tobacco use increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, cancers, respiratory diseases, adverse effects in pregnancy, gastrointestinal problems and tooth and gum problems. More than 40000 Canadians, aged 35 or more, are estimated to die annually as a direct result of smoking (30000 men, 16000 women). Tobacco kills over 13000 Ontario residents each year (one-fifth of all deaths in the province), or over 35 per day, compared to 3000 annual deaths from traffic accidents, suicides, homicide and AIDS combined. Every year in Ontario, tobacco-related deaths costs taxpayers between and billion in direct health-care costs and billion in indirect costs. Smoking is responsible for about one-third of potential years of life lost due to cancer, about one-quarter of potential years of life lost due to diseases of the heart and about one-half of potential years of life lost due to respiratory disease. 26 per cent of all Ontario households report that at least one person smokes inside the home every day or almost every day. 80 per cent of smokers who have been identified and advised to stop smoking report that they want to stop smoking (Brodish, 1998). Cigarettes and other forms of tobacco are addictive. Smoking is both a psychological and a physical addiction. Nicotine is one of the most ...
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Dr. Gangahar talks about heart problems caused by smoking. www.unmc.edu
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