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8/22/2019 BMJ Smoking
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OF DOCTORS' ATTITUDES SMOKING - BMJ · DOCTORS' A7TITUDES TO SMOKING DURATIONOF: Duration (months) Lessthan 1 1-5 6-11 12-23 24-59 60ormore Notstated TABLEV smokers more often listed
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BMJ Opendisease. Cigarette smoking increases the relative risk of coronary artery disease by 2.8 and 3.1 fold in young (35 - 64 years) males and females respectively [1]. Smoking has
BMJ Open · smoking (which was rare) had no apparent hypertension effect. Among males, regular drinking increased the risk of incident hypertension Strengths In Thailand, this cohort
Excesses of modern societiesoperamtg.org/pdf/janenorman.pdf · Tappin D et al 2015 BMJ ;350:h134 . Evidence on smoking cessation ... Impact of smoking ban in Scotland on preterm birth
One Moment PleaseTips by BMJ • Quitting smoking improves your health and extends your life • The harm from smoking comes from burning the tobacco, not from the nicotine. • Currently
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Patient information from BMJ · If you want to stop smoking, your doctor is a good place to start. Doctors are more than happy to offer help to people who want to stop smoking. For
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