Ten years after quitting, the risk of dying from lung cancer is about half that of a person who is still smoking
"He gave me medication, and in parenthesis, it says 'reaction to poison oak,'" she said
US research released last week showed that despite a cut in the smoking rate globally, the number of smokers in the world has climbed from 721m in 1980 to 967m in 2012, due to population growth and the gaining popularity of cigarettes in the developing world.
That equates to more than 108,000 people quitting, not relapsing or not starting to smoke during the period, said the report, citing Australian statistics
About 9.8m illicit cigarettes, branded Platinum Seven, were found with the assistance of detector dog, Toby