Women who successfully quit before 40 avoided 90 percent of the added risk of early death caused by smoking, while stopping before 30 helped women avoid 97 percent of the added risk.

Women can add nine years to their lives by quitting smoking before the age of 40 but still face a 20-percent higher death rate than those who never smoked, a study said Saturday. Published in The L… ...

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JoAnne Carner begins her pursuit of US Senior Women's Open glory on Thursday afternoon - but 'Big Mama' has been turning heads in Pittsburgh even before teeing off. The 85-year-old, a 43-time ...