[2] In Ethiopia, tobacco use is responsible for over 9,884 deaths annually, contributing to 5% of all non-communicable disease deaths, with 29% of these deaths attributed to cardiovascular diseases
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Mark Smirniotis and Jordan McMahon contributed reporting
Smoking cigarettes can also adult onset asthma chronic bronchitis chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) emphysema Smoking can also cause: cardiovascular issues (including high blood pressure and blood clots, possibly leading to stroke or heart attacks) fertility issues gum disease insulin resistance loss of bone density problems with vision (including glaucoma, cataracts, and age-related macular degeneration) type 2 diabetes If you quit smoking, your risk of developing most of these cancers decreases between The above-mentioned According to the CDC, cigarette smokers are Bear in mind that this statistic is only about lung cancer
The First Step Is the Hardest: Quitting Smoking The fight against quitting cigarettes produces one of the most difficult challenges in life
Like any old habit, it will continue to creep up on me when I least expect it
