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Livia

Smoking Greatly Increases Risk of Complications after Surgery

Shared by Livia -
Originally posted by Edie -

A joint study conducted by the World Health Organization and the University of Newcastle in Australia has found that people who quit smoking tobacco at least four weeks before they undergo surgery have a lower risk of complication and show better results six months later.

The researchers found that...