In fact, according to a recent report, middle-aged individuals (50 years old) who adhere to a low-risk, healthy lifestyle by never smoking, eating healthily, staying active, maintaining a healthy weight, and limiting alcohol consumption have a more than five years higher life expectancy free of major chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and cancer compared with those who do not adopt such low-risk behaviors (111)
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When it was popular: Became common in the 1980s as a modernized dip format
Dip and chew may contain more nicotine than cigarettes
Poisoning is more common in children due to their smaller size
tobacco prevention and control resources, along with access to medical care and cancer treatment, vary widely across the U.S