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Heavy smokers and smoking addicts usually stop smoking after a significant event in their lives (not necessarily concerning health issues)

25/12/2021 8:15

Harel Samuel

The decision to quit smoking usually requires a significant trigger. The decision to quit smoking is usually not a random process! The motivation can be social, health, or a combination.

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