According to World Health Organisation’s (WHO) statistics, the most common fatal disease is lung cancer in many countries. According to another research, 25% of the lung cancer is due to cigarette that includes toxic carbon monoxide, nicotine and coal tar.
Although people like smoking, they also try to give up smoking due to its adverse effects. [...]
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