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April 14, 2005

Smoker's Body
Every 10 seconds, someone dies from tobacco use, says the World Health Organization. Medical research suggests that those who start smoking in their teens (as 90 percent of smokers do) and continue for two decades or more will die 20 to 25 years earlier than those who never light up. And there is a growing evidence that it's not always lung cancer or heart disease that kills them. On display are some of smoking's lee publicized side effects - from head to toe. # posted by masquerader @ 13:00 ::

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