Quitting smoking slashes lung cancer risk study shows
British Medical Journal research finds quitting smoking even late in life removes most lung cancer risk with over 90 percent risk reduction before age 35. Oxford University scientists project global tobacco deaths could reach one billion in a century if patterns persist, versus 100 million last century.
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Regular use of inhaled steroids saves lives say researchers
A large study found that consistent use of steroid inhalers by asthma patients lowers death risk. Inhaled steroids reduce airway inflammation and sensitivity to triggers, aiding breathing and potentially saving lives, according to Samy Suissa and others in the New England Journal of Medicine. About 17.3 million Americans have asthma.
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