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  1. ... were lower among those who smoked less than 6 pack-years and those who smoked 6 pack-years or more compared with those who had ...
  2. ... eat burgers and pizza all day and have six-pack abs while I would consistently eat salads and ...
  3. ... participants (55.5%) were former smokers with 25.6 mean pack-years of smoking. The original list of 54 ... history, with a mean smoking exposure of 26.6 (male) and 19.3 (female) pack-years in one study 67 and 22.7 ...
  4. ... and last around four weeks. Electrodes cost between £6 and £10 per pack of four (excluding VAT) depending on size and quality. The device will run on standard or rechargeable PP3 batteries (supplied in kit). The cost of a standard 6-month treatment package using the MS2v2 system consisting ...
  5. ... you may have mild soreness for 3 to 6 months. ... dressing (bandage) over your wound (incision) 4 to 6 times a day for about 20 minutes each time. Ice helps keep swelling down. Wrap the ice pack in a clean towel or cloth. Do not ...
  6. ... will be in a cast or splint for 6 to 8 weeks.
  7. ... and “Home-care ventilatory support devices” (ISO 10651-6: 2004). A second ventilator and an external battery pack are necessary if ventilation periods exceed 16 hours/ ...
  8. ... how much it would cost to buy a pack a day for 6 months, and what they could buy with that ...
  9. ... dressing (bandage) over your wound (incision) 4 to 6 times a day for about 20 minutes each time. Wrap the ice packs in a clean towel or cloth. Do not ...
  10. ... Your age. Children may heal in 3 to 6 weeks. Adults may need up to 12 weeks.
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