The labels feature statements such as: Cigarettes damage your organs, Poison in every puff, and Cigarettes cause leukemia. The push to curb tobacco use in Canada began in June, 1963, when then-Health Minister Judy LaMarsh rose in the House of Commons to relay evidence around the correlation between cigarette smoke and lung cancer
"The effects are short term, like irritable eyes, irritable lungs and sore throat," he said
About 47,000 African Americans die annually from smoking-related illnesses, the CDC reports, making tobacco the black communitys greatest preventable cause of death
Anyone with brain injury who is troubled by headaches, dizziness, blurred vision, nausea, light and/or noise sensitivity needs expert vestibular therapy by a Doctor of Physical Therapy with a further certification in Neurological Rehab