About one in 5 adults smoke, and its one of the main factors of gum disease
Luckily, when someone quits smoking, it reduces their risk of developing serious health conditions, such as cancer and cardiovascular disease
Monteith concluded, in a statement from the American Academy of Neurology, which publishes the journal, "While this investigation of migraine and vascular events in older people found that only smokers with migraine have an increased risk of stroke, earlier studies have shown that women younger than 45 who have migraine with aura are also at an increased risk of stroke, whether or not they smoke." In 2010 researchers determined that people who suffer migraines are about twice as likely as people without the painful headaches to suffer a stroke caused by a blood clot
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