Light smoking costs years of life and raises death risk
The U.S. Public Health Service reports that a light smoker of ten cigarettes daily loses four years of life. Men and women face higher death rates from smoking, with two packs a day cutting life by eight years, while lung cancer and heart disease remain top risks amid industry rebuttals.
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William H. Steward
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Emerson Foote
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Clarence Cook Little
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Hearts Open for Girl With Rare Disease
Ten year old Kristie Morris of Tulelake California faced a delayed Disneyland trip due to a rare blood disease. Neighbors sponsored a fund that raised 500 dollars by Monday and soon covered travel for her mother and later her father brother and sister too.
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Tulelake
Calif
UPI
Kristie Morris
Disneyland
Kristie
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