Quitting Smoking at Any Age is Beneficial
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This graph developed by Fletcher and Peto*, show the gradual loss of lung function in a never smoker compared to the more rapid loss of lung function in a smoker. It also shows that by quitting smoking at any age the rate of lung function lost reverts to that of a non-smoker and results in years of life gained. Reinforce the message that it is never too late to quit. * Fletcher, C. and R. Peto, The natural history of chronic airflow obstruction. Br Med J, 1977. 1(6077): p. 1645-8. |
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Last Updated (Monday, 23 May 2011)






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