According to the Burden of Occupational Cancer in Canada project, occupational exposure to SHS leads to approximately 130 lung cancers and possibly 20 suspected laryngeal cancers and 35 suspected pharyngeal cancers each year in Canada, based on past exposures (1961-2001).[37,38] This amounts to 0.6% of all lung cancers, 1.6% of all laryngeal cancers, and 2.4% of all pharyngeal cancers diagnosed annually
Like watching a candle flicker or the clouds roll overhead, a lit cigar is an excellent target for your attention
REM rebound plays out in predictable stages: Days 1-3: Sleep architecture begins recalibrating
The wild responses you give during conversations will be made even more hilarious by how Kim reacts
Horn, strobe, pager, cell phone, email - it's your choice