Quitting smoking cuts lung cancer risk even late study says
A British Medical Journal report from Oxford University shows quitting smoking, even late in life, greatly reduces lung cancer risk with over 90 percent risk decline before age 35. It warns public health to target current smokers and predicts global tobacco deaths over 100 years based on patterns.
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Nationwide nurse shortage drives sweetened offers to attract staff
Hospitals face a growing nurse shortage as baby boomers age and federal data lag. Sign on bonuses up to 5000, tuition reimbursements, child care subsidies, and flexible hours spread as hospitals recruit nurses nationwide. Nursing schools graduate fewer nurses, and facilities cut staffs to save costs, aggravating the gap.
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