More than one million people in Canada have died from tobacco-related illness, including cancer, heart disease and emphysema, since 2000, according to the Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research and the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction
Moreover, strong tax increases would decrease smoking prevalence by about 9 percent over 5 years, saving lives, averting costly household and government expenditures to treat avoidable conditions caused by tobacco use, and avoiding economic productivity losses
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Smokers are significantly more likely to contract respiratory infections like pneumonia, and their cases are often more severe, leading to higher hospitalization rates
Greg Gonzalez sang beautifully with his unique voice, aside from the sped up part before the show ended