(HealthDay News) Blood vessel function rapidly recuperates after smokers kick the habit, leading to a reduced risk of heart disease and heart attack, new research shows…
"Individuals who quit smoking had improved blood vessel function, even though they gained weight, which is a common side effect of smoking cessation," study author Dr. James Stein [said]… "This confirms that quitting smoking is good for your blood vessels and reduces risk for heart attacks and cardiovascular disease."
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