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Re: ankylosing spondylitis and ...From: Douglas Krell (sfth@roadrunner.com)Thu May 23 23:28:52 1996
rossmann@MEM.po.com wrote:
I have done survey at what
> age my patients started smoking and I found that 95% started smoking Dr. Rossmann, Did you include in your survey the percentage of smokers whose parents also smoked? I believe that this is a significantly high number and would keep a lot of people from prosecuting the culprits behind their fatal addiction. We use counseling and prevention codes to some degree, but they cannot be associated with nicotine addiction, rather the prevention of heart and lung disease.
-- Douglas Krell MD
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