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"Quitting smoking was a long journey for me," says Joyce Brennan, 40, Southcoast Hospitals Group spokeswoman and public information officer

Studies from the US and UK estimated that people with mental disorders consume nearly 45% of all cigarettes smoked, even though their proportions in the general population are closer to 20 and 17%, respectively

The healthy lungs will be able to accept oxygen and release carbon dioxide for optimal functioning of all organs

Its unclear whether cigarette smoking also leads to an increased risk of hypertension

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