Adult smokers in India suffer six to 10 years of living, and smoking still as few as one to seven cigarettes a day almost doubles the danger of death, the best results of India’s million-death survey have revealed. The survey has too thrown upward the first-ever nationally democratic number on the dimension of adults in India who have successfully stop smoke — just 2 per penny, among the lowest in the reality. In 2010, smoke will induce 935,000 deaths, among which 579,000 men and 93,000 women will perish prematurely between the ages of 30 and 69, according to the survey by doctors from India and Canada. In the survey, some 900 area workers organised by the Registrar General of India surveyed grownup deaths during a two-year period (2001-03) in 1. 1 million households across India, probing smoke patterns of 74,000 folk who had died.
Friday, February 22, 2008
Say No To Smoking...
Adult smokers in India suffer six to 10 years of living, and smoking still as few as one to seven cigarettes a day almost doubles the danger of death, the best results of India’s million-death survey have revealed. The survey has too thrown upward the first-ever nationally democratic number on the dimension of adults in India who have successfully stop smoke — just 2 per penny, among the lowest in the reality. In 2010, smoke will induce 935,000 deaths, among which 579,000 men and 93,000 women will perish prematurely between the ages of 30 and 69, according to the survey by doctors from India and Canada. In the survey, some 900 area workers organised by the Registrar General of India surveyed grownup deaths during a two-year period (2001-03) in 1. 1 million households across India, probing smoke patterns of 74,000 folk who had died.
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Well, personal i feel,when it comes to committing social crimes, nothing can get worse than smoking. i agree there are many others, but smoking is something which one has complete control on and it depends solely on the will of the individual. So quit smoking for a better tomorrow!
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