she spoke of the need to give people nicotine without all the nasties in the smoke. That phrase stuck in my head, creating a mashup of her words and Russells insight: Its not the nicotine that killsits the nasties in the smoke. Lets embroider that phrase on pillows and send one to every doctor and nurse in the world.
A study carried out by the University of California San Francisco on over 15,000 adults over 4 years found that Participants with high levels of anxiety and depression were found to face 65 percent increased odds for a heart condition, 64 percent for stroke, 50 percent for high blood pressure and 87 for arthritis, compared to those without anxiety and depression
For a cigarette case by Michael Perchin of the same design, see Christie's, London, December 12, 2009, lot 26
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Maybe if those smokers knew then what we know now, the legacy of that behavior would be quite different