β Scribed by Cara J. Krulewitch
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Every ten seconds, somewhere in the world tobacco kills another victim. If current smoking trends continue, this toll will increase up to one tobaccoβcaused death every three seconds over the next thirty to forty years (2).
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