The result of Chinas failure to curb its smoking epidemic is a growing health crisis that is projected to grow far worse in years to come, as many of the countrys 300 million smokers contract lung cancer, heart disease and a host of other illnesses associated with tobacco use
About the author Thomas Mitchell Bennett Financial Expert at Priceva 25+ years in finance, banking & e-commerce pricing Thomas Mitchell Bennett is a financial expert with over two decades of experience in the banking and consultancy sectors
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When you compare that to the risks associated with trafficking other illicit products like cocaine or fentanyl potentially up to life in prison Barnum says the illicit tobacco trade looks like easy money
If you can quit that is the BEST option but for some of us the addiction is now hard wired in our DNA and some people get away with smoking their entire lives without health issues
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