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GP Dr Misra-Sharp says even in low quantities, smoking increases the risk of serious diseases like lung cancer, which Cancer Research says around 20% of people in England will survive for 5 years or more

Regular sun exposure may help improve cholesterol levels

Ash hopes that MPs will table amendments to the health and care bill to proscribe the child-friendly packaging and also to ban e-cigarettes being given away to children and young people, after one firm handed them out free in Bath, Bristol and Brighton without age checks

For example, they have to verify your age by seeing you and your government-issued ID in person

Burst pipes, leaks, storms, and appliance failures are common causes