How thin is thin, exactly
"Jobseekers who smell of tobacco place themselves at a great disadvantage for securing employment." Tobacco use among employees is associated with greater health care costs, unproductive time, and absenteeism, the researchers wrote, An employee who smokes costs private employers in the United States an estimated excess cost (above that for a nonsmoking employee) of $5,816 per year. The study wasn' t so intense that the researchers tracked down potential employers who may not have hired the smokers
This wide reach shows what kind of cancer does smoking cause: a long list that can begin anywhere the blood flows
The historic brands (Marlboro, Lucky Strike, Camel) retain significant shares, out of loyalty or habit
Many regions were sampled only once or during short time windows, which complicates the assessment of spatial trends or seasonal variations in cigarette butt contamination over time