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Thats why its called a silent killer. Its a cardiovascular disease risk factor that affects about 1 in 2 adults in the U.S
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The bigger killer Sadly, this is the same narrative that all too many individuals who work in the field of tobacco control have used for other emerging health crises such as the rapid rise in obesity, namely that smoking is always the bigger killer
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