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Smokers are more than twice as likely to develop CAD compared to nonsmokers, leading to chest pain, irregular heartbeats, and, in severe cases, sudden cardiac death

Guests: Amanda Turner , executive director at Tobacco 21 Phillip Gardiner , co-chair of the African American Tobacco Control Leadership Council Art Way , drug policy consultant working on tobacco and nicotine policy, Equitable Consulting Event: Columbus City Council will hold a town hall on Oct

Boredom is a major risk factor for drugs, he tells me