Tobacco is responsible for almost 90% of lung cancer cases. The effects of quitting smoking begin only 8 hours after the last cigarette. Smoking is an addictive, relapsing and chronic disease that affects one third of the world’s population. Dr. Esteban Calvo, a pulmonologist at the Resadur Medical Center, explains that it is the world’s … Read more
Smoking is a habit that was born more than 500 years ago and although society has evolved, it is still the main cause of preventable death in the world and more than 5 million people die from it every year. As Dr. Javier Galiana, a specialist in smoking and member of Top Doctors, explains: “Smoking … Read more
Smoking is always a problem, as it is very harmful to health, both for the person who smokes and for his or her environment, as he or she also inhales tobacco smoke. Medical information is abundant and leaves no room for doubt. Smoking is responsible for 95% of lung cancer cases, 90% of bronchitis cases … Read more