- Quitters can expect to see improvements in their breathing within a matter of days
- Every year, approximately 76,000 people in the UK die from smoking-related causes
The government is considering adding messages encouraging smokers to quit on the inside of cigarette packs. These inserts would educate smokers on the health and financial benefits of quitting and provide them with the necessary support, according to the Department of Health.
Quitters can expect to experience improvements in their breathing within a few days, reduce their risk of heart attacks by 50% within a year, and save an average of £2,000 per year. A consultation that started today, and will run until October, aims to gather opinions on the proposed inserts and their design.
Smoking-related deaths account for approximately 76,000 cases each year in the UK, making it one of the leading preventable causes of death and illness, as reported by the NHS.
Quitters can expect to see improvements in their breathing within a
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