Men, who were light smokers, are nearly three times as likely to die of lung cancer, while women who were light smokers were nearly five times as likely to be killed by lung cancer, compared with non-smokers.
Thomas J. Glynn, the ACS director of cancer science and trends and international tobacco programs, dispelled the notion that light smokers are not vulnerable to heart diseases and cancer. If chain smokers are feeling happy of having cut down on cigarette consumption, recent study bets on it that light smokers were at a 50 percent higher death rate from all causes than people who’d never smoked. Read More