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The Plan to Make England Smokefree by 2030
The UK Government published its vision to put “prevention at the heart of our nation’s health”, recognising the importance of preventing cancer amongst other long-term health conditions. Smoking causes nearly 1 in 5 cancer cases and more than 1 in 4 cancer deaths each … Continue reading
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Obesity Set to Overtake Smoking As Biggest Cancer Cause
New research suggests that one in ten new female cancer cases will be caused by excess weight by 2035, and this is only 2,000 less than tobacco currently. Therefore, it is worth considering the serious dangers of both obesity and … Continue reading
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Stoptober 2018 – Why Should You Quit Smoking? Read On…
We are less than 3 weeks until the beginning of the annual Public Health England (PHE) stop smoking campaign ‘Stoptober’. The campaign kicks off each year on 1 October and runs for a total of 28 days, coming to a … Continue reading
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Smoking May Actually Cause Weight GAIN!
Many people that smoke have carried on through their life without wanting to stop smoking on fear of gaining weight. Indeed, a long popular belief from smokers is that the moment they ditch the cigarettes, they will instantly balloon. Slim … Continue reading
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Nearly Time to Ditch the Cigarettes for Stoptober!
With October rapidly approaching it is that time of year again where smokers all around country make a valiant attempt to kick the cigarettes into touch for 28 days. Yes, it is the return of the Stoptober Challenge! By successfully … Continue reading
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