By you quitting, your child may be less likely to smoke as a teenager
One study of 3,000 third graders found that kids whose parents had quit smoking were 39 percent less likely to become smokers at 17-18 years old compared to children whose parents continued to smoke. If you’re a parent, sibling, or close relative of a child, you can help set a good example for the next generation.
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