This includes: Expanding lung cancer screening programs Investing in early chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) diagnosis and treatment Improving access to respiratory care Strengthening of youth tobacco and nicotine prevention initiatives Supporting smoking cessation programs for those struggling with addiction Christopher Lam, President & CEO of the BC Lung Foundation, also stresses the need for continued policy action
The risk of stroke will continue to reduce over the next 10 years as the body heals more and more
Why not make your everyday items fashionable too? said Martha Stewart
Pretty soon you will be debilitated by a disease, bed ridden, or killed in a car accident and when you're laying there pissing yourself in a hospital bed you'll think about the times you had in this boat and it will be the only thing that will make you smile
No Smoking Month is fast approaching, and the Public Health Agency (PHA) and Cancer Focus Northern Ireland are encouraging smokers to Make March Your Month to Quit
Cinema Twain is a must see and special evening with Val Kilmer live