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OECD Health Data 2005
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Antonio 4th January 2005 |
Japan has the most daily smokers, but they live the longest. Only the Canadians and Swedes have less than the US, but they also live longer I believe. So the US is either smoking a little too much or not enough:) |
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Brian 11th February 2005 |
I think Americans need to focus on their diets instead of smoking. |
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28th April 2005 |
It's not that the Japanese have better healthcare, but that they smoke in moderation and have an extremely healthy diet, with lots of fresh foods. |
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Ian Graham Staff Editor 6th June 2005 |
In response to Ioanna, Greece is first in cigarette consumption, with 4,313 being the approximate average number of cigarettes smoked per adult per year. That works out to about 12 cigarettes per person per day. Japan is fourth at 3,023 cigarettes smoked per person per year. That equals a little over eight cigarettes per day for every Japanese adult. |
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