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THE BENEFITS OF QUITTING SMOKING AT DIFFERENT AGES
University of Michigan School of Public Health
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The study emphasizes the importance of understanding the benefits of quitting smoking at different ages, particularly in relation to life expectancy. It builds on previous research by providing new estimates and probability distributions of years lost due to smoking and years gained by quitting at ages ranging from 35 to 75. The findings aim to motivate smokers to quit by illustrating the significant health benefits associated with cessation, especially when done earlier in life.
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