Men lose 17 minutes of their life for every cigarette they smoke, while women lose 22 minutes per cigarette.

A recent study reveals the significant impact of cigarette smoking on life expectancy, showing that smoking costs men

 approximately 17 minutes of their life with each cigarette. For women, the loss is even greater, at 22 minutes per cigarette. These disturbing figures underscore the severe health consequences of smoking and emphasize the importance of quitting.

The study's findings are based on a thorough analysis of data from health surveys, mortality rates, and smoking prevalence. Researchers estimated the average lifespan lost per cigarette consumed, drawing on well-established links between smoking and heightened risks of heart disease, stroke, and various cancers. The results of this research highlight the urgent need for effective smoking cessation efforts and public health initiatives to reduce smoking rates worldwide.

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