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Quitting smoking after 30 years: 50 percent lower risk of cardiovascular disease after just 3 months

Quitting smoking after 30 years: 50 percent lower risk of cardiovascular disease after just 3 months

Quitting smoking is highly beneficial for long-term health regardless of how long one has been a smoker. According to Judith Noijen of the Jellinek clinic, stopping tobacco use can lead to a significant reduction in cardiovascular disease risks within months and may increase average life expectancy by ten years.

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