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Every cigarette cuts short your life by an average of 20 minutes, according to new research by scientists at UCL That means if you quit smoking on 1 January, you could save

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On average, every cigarette smoked can shorten your life by about 11 minutes, based on long-term studies comparing smokers and non-smokers. 🚫🚬 The figure reflects the cumulative damage smoking causes to the

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If quitting smoking is your New Year's resolution, it may help to know that new research says it could extend your life expectancy. Each cigarette someone smokes, on average, can take about

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Each cigarette smoked reduces a person's life expectancy by an average of 20 minutes, nearly double the previous estimate. This means a pack of 20 cigarettes can cost a smoker almost 7

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On average, every cigarette smoked can shorten your life by about 11 minutes, based on long-term studies comparing smokers and non-smokers. 🚫🚬 The figure reflects the cumulative damage smoking causes to the

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Research on smoking and long term health often reports outcomes using measures like death rates, risk ratios, or the chances of reaching certain ages. When these results are translated into life expectancy,

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On average, every cigarette smoked can shorten your life by about 11 minutes, based on long-term studies comparing smokers and non-smokers. 🚫🚬 The figure reflects the cumulative damage smoking causes to the

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