Within 12 hours of your last cigarette, blood carbon monoxide levels are much lower and after a year, the risk of coronary heart disease will be half of what it once was as a smoker
"We found that mothers who smoked in the three months before pregnancy and quit in the first trimester still had a nearly 50 percent greater chance of SUID (sudden unexpected Infant death) compared to non-smokers." The findings of the study were published Monday in the journal Pediatrics
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The study was carried out in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki and approved by the McGill University Research Ethics Board
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