t;For Your Own Good" he states that "Overall, smokers in the American Cancer Society study were roughly twice as likely to die during the study as non-smokers. Among men over the age of thirty-five smokers were about 22 times as likely to die of lung cancer as nonsmokers; 27 times as likely to die of lip oral or pharyngeal cancer; 10 times as likely to die of chronic obstructive lung disease and cancer of the larynx; 8 times as likely to die of esophageal cancer; and twice as likely to die of coronary hea
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