Carbon Monoxide: A colourless, odourless gas that binds haemoglobin with high affinity, forming carboxyhaemoglobin and reducing oxygen transport
Focusing on the benefits of not smoking
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The labels feature statements such as: Cigarettes damage your organs, Poison in every puff, and Cigarettes cause leukemia. The push to curb tobacco use in Canada began in June, 1963, when then-Health Minister Judy LaMarsh rose in the House of Commons to relay evidence around the correlation between cigarette smoke and lung cancer
For patients who have had a heart attack or have unstable angina, this poses a significant risk of a cardiovascular event
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