Does Anyone Remember The Story . . .

[yanks21]

About a year or so ago there was a study floating around that essentially said: If you smoke, you smoke and it doesn't matter if you try and cut down a smoker is a smoker and cutting down won't improve your health.

Now of course the logic of that seemed ridiculous to me - surely someone who smoked 40 cigarettes a day would be worse off than someone who smoked 8 or so but the addict in me took that as a sign to keep on chain smoking because, well it didn't matter anyway, right?

Of course now I'm beginning to figure it was just some kind of study paid for by some anti-smoking Nazi group and I would like to revisit the study and who was actually behind it but I can't find it anymore.

Does anyone remember this story floating around and if so you don't happen to have any info that would help me Google it do you?

TIA!
Karen

 

[Katmar]

I do remember the story, but I have no idea where you might find it. Google away, I guess. Good Luck

 

[Thyestean]

Herald-Journal - Google News Archive Search

I didn't read it all but from reading the headline and the first paragraph I think that should get you headed in the right direction to find the actual article/study you are looking for.

 

[yanks21]

Herald-Journal - Google News Archive Search

I didn't read it all but from reading the headline and the first paragraph I think that should get you headed in the right direction to find the actual article/study you are looking for.

Rock and Roll - THANK YOU, Thyestean!

I do remember the story

Glad to know someone remembers and I didn't just dream it.

I do that sometimes. I have a dream and think it actually happened.

 

[four2109]

Interesting Yanks, I didn't remember that one at all. Something to think about.