Even ‘social smoking’ can trigger heart failure, health experts warn
Even occasional smoking poses significant health risks, a new Johns Hopkins study reveals. Low-intensity smokers face a substantially higher chance of heart disease and death compared to non-smokers. Researchers emphasize that quitting early is crucial, as the benefits of cessation outweigh simply cutting back on daily cigarettes. The findings highlight the severe impact of even minimal tobacco use.
Even occasional smoking poses significant health risks, a new Johns Hopkins study reveals. Low-intensity smokers face a substantially higher chance of heart disease and death compared to non-smokers. Researchers emphasize that quitting early is crucial, as the benefits of cessation outweigh simply cutting back on daily cigarettes. The findings highlight the severe impact of even minimal tobacco use.
