Medical professionals have long said that smoking may speed up the aging process. Now, new research has provided further evidence of this. A study has revealed that twins who smoke show more signs of premature facial aging compared with their identical twins who are non-smokers or smoked at least 5 years less. Researchers from the Western Reserve University and University Hospitals of Cleveland, Ohio, say their findings may also give insight into the cellular-level mechanisms by which smoking may lead to premature aging...
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