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Since 1964, about 2,500,000 people who do not smoke have died from health problems caused by secondhand smoke exposure

Police say these materials could have been used to make around two million cartons of contraband cigarettes, which would equal tens of millions of dollars in evaded duties and taxes

The program consists of five sessions (physical or online) and includes an interaction with a psychiatrist to explore the option of NRT

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Smoking forms free radicals which are reactive molecules that are unstable and can cause damage in the body, but foods rich in antioxidants - dark chocolate and blueberries to name a couple - react with these chemicals to neutralise them and prevent them from causing damage