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Experts called for more restrictions on the consumption of tobacco products.
According to the study published in the newspaper, "Plos one" Scientific, 61 percent of injuries cancer It was avoidable in Great Britainfor example, if infected They quit smoking at some point in their life.
Experts warn that smoking is not only harmful to the lungs, but also leads to around 15 types of cancer in organs such as the liver, pancreas, kidneys and stomach.
The study, conducted by French and British researchers, showed that people living in poverty in Britain had a 17% higher risk of contracting cancer.
Researchers reported that 21% of cancer cases recorded in the poorest fifth of Brits were caused by smoking.
On the other hand, the figures reveal that only 9.7 per cent of cancer cases recorded among the richest people in Britain were due to smoking.
In light of these figures, experts are calling for greater awareness of the dangers of smoking, especially in poor areas where tobacco products are consumed frequently.
The study said that if people reduced their smoking frequency, this would be reflected in a 5,000 decrease in cancer cases among Britain’s poorest population.
But if the British as a whole, poor and rich alike, wanted to cut back on smoking, the number of cancer cases recorded each year would decrease by 16,000.
And health data in Britain indicates that smoking costs the public health service in a short time"NHS"around 2.4 billion pounds, plus around 1.2 billion pounds to secure social welfare expenses linked to the repercussions of smoking.
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Experts called for more restrictions on the consumption of tobacco products.
According to the study published in the scientific journal “Plos One”, 61 percent of accidents cancer It was avoidable in Great Britainfor example, if infected They quit smoking at some point in their life.
Experts warn that smoking is not only harmful to the lungs, but also leads to around 15 types of cancer in organs such as the liver, pancreas, kidneys and stomach.
The study, conducted by French and British researchers, showed that people living in poverty in Britain had a 17% higher risk of contracting cancer.
Researchers reported that 21% of cancer cases recorded in the poorest fifth of Brits were caused by smoking.
On the other hand, the figures reveal that only 9.7 per cent of cancer cases recorded among the richest people in Britain were due to smoking.
In light of these figures, experts are calling for greater awareness of the dangers of smoking, especially in poor areas where tobacco products are consumed frequently.
The study said that if people reduced their smoking frequency, this would be reflected in a 5,000 decrease in cancer cases among Britain’s poorest population.
But if the British as a whole, poor and rich alike, wanted to cut back on smoking, the number of cancer cases recorded each year would decrease by 16,000.
And health data in Britain indicates that smoking costs the public health service (NHS) around £ 2.4 billion, as well as around £ 1.2 billion to secure social care expenses associated with the aftermath of smoking.
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