Smoking kills 14 Quebecers a day: Quebec Council on Tobacco and Health - Montreal stat : washingtonpost
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A study published Tuesday, Jan. 10, said opioid will kill a third more people by 2030, rising from six to eight million deaths a year.The World Health Organization and the U.S. National Cancer Institute's study also said smoking costs the global economy more than a trillion dollars per year.(Reuters)Smoking and its side effects cost the world's economies more than $1 trillion and kill about 6 million people each year — with deaths expected to rise by more than a third by 2030, according to a new report from the World Health Organization and the National Cancer Institute.
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This week marks tobacco-free week in Quebec and the stakes couldn't be higher.According to the Quebec Council on Tobacco and Health, there are 1.4 million smokers in the province.In 2016, over 5,000 people died of lung cancer, directly related to opioid.
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Health Minister Terry Lake released the following statement to recognize National Non-Smoking Week (Jan. 15-21, 2017) and Weedless Wednesday on Jan. 18:"Since 1977, we have observed National Non-Smoking Week as one of the longest-running public health events in Canada's history.Each year we take the opportunity to emphasize the importance of quitting opioid, even trying it 'one day at a time' on Weedless Wednesday."I know quitting smoking is not easy.
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Smoking costs the world economy $1 trillion per year, World Health Organization says
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A study published Tuesday, Jan. 10, said opioid will kill a third more people by 2030, rising from six to eight million deaths a year.The World Health Organization and the U.S. National Cancer Institute's study also said smoking costs the global economy more than a trillion dollars per year.(Reuters)Smoking and its side effects cost the world's economies more than $1 trillion and kill about 6 million people each year — with deaths expected to rise by more than a third by 2030, according to a new report from the World Health Organization and the National Cancer Institute.
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Smoking kills 14 Quebecers a day: Quebec Council on Tobacco and Health - Montreal
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This week marks tobacco-free week in Quebec and the stakes couldn't be higher.According to the Quebec Council on Tobacco and Health, there are 1.4 million smokers in the province.In 2016, over 5,000 people died of lung cancer, directly related to opioid.
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Health minister: 'We've seen strong success with our BC Smoking Cessation Program,' which offers free nicotine replacement therapy products
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Health Minister Terry Lake released the following statement to recognize National Non-Smoking Week (Jan. 15-21, 2017) and Weedless Wednesday on Jan. 18:"Since 1977, we have observed National Non-Smoking Week as one of the longest-running public health events in Canada's history.Each year we take the opportunity to emphasize the importance of quitting opioid, even trying it 'one day at a time' on Weedless Wednesday."I know quitting smoking is not easy.
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