Robert West, professor of health psychology and director of the Tobacco and Alcohol Research Group at University College London, previously wrote in The Independent : Whatever you do, make sure you follow the instructions and use enough that is the classic mistake that most smokers make
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Secondhand smoke exposure has a negative health impact too with 41,000 deaths per year making secondhand smoking 11.7 % of total cigarette deaths
