every year tobacco kills more americans than did world war ii — more than aids, cocaine, heroin, alcohol, vehicular accidents, homicide and suicide combined.
every year tobacco kills more americans than did world war ii — more than aids, cocaine, heroin, alcohol, vehicular accidents, homicide and suicide combined.
george will
1 tobacco tobacco kills more americans each year than alcohol, cocaine,  crack, heroin, homicide, suicide, car accidents, fires and aids combined:  purpose of presentation: to present some information on the consequences of  using tobacco and to talk about why people use tobacco. the goal of this  presentation is ...
co (indeed, 70% of smokers say they wish they could quit, and 40% try year- ly). '  146 every day, 3500 young people smoke for the first time.'47 tobacco kills more  americans than aids, automobile accidents, cocaine, heroin, homicide, alcohol,  and suicide combined. 48 one of the fda's new powers is the right to require ...
feb 25, 2015 ... bottom line: tobacco is the deadliest substance in america. the cdc estimates it  kills 480,000 people each year — more than all reported homicides, traffic  accidents, and drug overdoses combined. even that may undercount the death  toll of tobacco: a recent study found tobacco kills 60,000 more people ...
every year tobacco kills more americans than world war ii did — more than aids , cocaine, heroin, alcohol, vehicular accidents, homicide and suicide combined.  while untimely deaths of any kind are sad, those related to lifestyle choices – like  smoking, poor eating, and drinking or other drug use – are especially tragic!
(2) 21.4% of high school seniors used marijuana in the past 30 days - more than  the number smoking cigarettes – 19.2% (3) more teens are in treatment with a  primary diagnosis of marijuana dependence than for all other illegal drugs  combined. (3) smoking is responsible for nearly a half million deaths each year.  tobacco ...