12 cigarettes a day In 1963, cigarette consumption in the United States hit its highest recorded level. 🚬📈 On average, the country consumed nearly per person per day—a shocking number when you think about LONGITUDINAL DATA FINDS OVER HALF

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Led by researchers from University College London and Kings College London, the study found that compared to not smoking at all, smoking one cigarette a day resulted in a 46 percent greater risk of heart disease and a 25 percent greater risk of stroke for men, and for women, a 57 percent greater risk of heart disease and 31 percent greater risk of stroke

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Treatment Regimen Chemotherapy formed the core: platinum-based drugs like cisplatin or carboplatin paired with etoposide, standard for small cell lung cancer

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The proceedings were published later that year in the American Review of Respiratory Disease