would reduce smoking prevalence by approximately 16% by the year 2065, thus preventing about 630,000 smoking-attributable deaths, 215,000 low birth weight births, 140,000 preterm births, and 1,900 infant deaths from SIDS
Smoking causes vascular damage, including carotid artery disease, atherosclerotic plaque formation, increased platelet aggregation, compromised endothelial cell function, arterial stiffness and increased systolic blood pressure, which all contribute to stroke risk 14,15,16
More details on the regression models and the county- and state-level data sources incorporated in the models can be found in Additional files 1 and 2
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