Even up until the mid 1960s, smoking cigarettes was allowed in nearly every public space; hospitals, school buildings, bars, and restaurants included. It wasn't until the 1970s and '80s that the ...

The study, conducted at University College London, determined that women lose 22 minutes and men 17 minutes for every cigarette they smoke. But there’s good news: Quitting at any age can make a ...

According to the new estimates, the average man loses 17 minutes of life with every cigarette they smoke, while a ... a perfect chance for smokers to make a new resolution and take that step." ...

Detail of a man holding a smoking cigarette in his hand. Smoking just one cigarette can reduce life expectancy by about 20 minutes, according to research commissioned by the U.K. government.

"The evidence suggests people lose, on average, around 20 minutes of life for each cigarette they smoke. "The sooner a person stops smoking, the longer they live. "Quitting at any age substantially ...

If you’re thinking about making a New Year’s resolution to quit smoking, it might help to know that new research says it could extend your life expectancy. Each cigarette someone smokes ...

Each cigarette ... stops smoking, the longer they live. ‘Quitting at any age substantially improves health and the benefits start almost immediately. ‘It’s never too late to make a positive ...