Each cigarette costs seven minutes of life study says
A CDC study estimates each cigarette shortens life by seven minutes, totaling about 5.04 million years lost in 1990. 418,690 U.S. deaths were linked to smoking that year, 20 percent of all deaths, with 46 million current smokers and 44 million former smokers.
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