Cigarette deaths kill more people than opioid crisis
Even though everyone knows we have a growing opioid epidemic in this country, few know that cigarettes kill almost half a million people in the U.S. each year; that’s 15 times the death toll from the opioid crisis and more than alcohol, car accidents, AIDS, illegal drugs, murders, and suicides COMBINED. 1 And, while many countries have lowered their smoking rates (Australia is at 13 percent) ours is still at a whopping 15 percent. RELATED ARTICLE: An Opioid Alternative That Kills Pain Fast – And Without Side Effects So, in order to drive down the smoking rate, the FDA announced last week that...
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