New Smoking Survey Results Released

The video discusses the impact of smoking on health, highlighting a study involving 1.3 million women that found lifelong smokers could die ten years younger. Quitting before age 30 significantly reduces the risk of smoke-related death. Personal stories, like that of June Atherton, emphasize the regret and health consequences of smoking. Experts stress the importance of quitting early and preventing young people from starting. Despite a decline in female smokers in the UK, millions still smoke, leading to shorter lifespans.

What is the potential benefit of quitting smoking before the age of 30 according to the study?

• It ensures a healthier lifestyle without any effort.

• It eliminates the risk of lung cancer completely.

• It guarantees a longer life by 20 years.

• It reduces the risk of smoke-related death by 97%.

What was June Atherton's experience with smoking?

• She never smoked and advocated against it.

• She quit smoking too late and was diagnosed with lung cancer.

• She quit smoking early and avoided health issues.

• She continued smoking and never faced any health problems.

What message does June Atherton try to convey to young people?

• Smoking can be beneficial in stressful situations.

• Avoid smoking to prevent future regrets and health issues.

• Quitting smoking is unnecessary if you feel healthy.

• Smoking is a personal choice and should be respected.

What is the main focus of the final section of the transcript?

• The history of smoking in the UK.

• The economic impact of smoking on society.

• The importance of early quitting and prevention of lung cancer.

• The benefits of smoking for stress relief.

How has the number of women smokers in the UK changed since the post-war period?

• It has increased significantly.

• It has remained the same.

• It has doubled.

• It has dropped by half.