Women smokers 'cutting their life by 14 years' and risk heart attack at 66 - Daily Mail 2nd September 2008

Women who smoke are likely to suffer a heart attack nearly 15 years earlier than those who don't, claim researchers. Smokers can expect to have a heart attack on average around the age of 66 - although it can occur at a much younger age for some women, says a new study.

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