| The nonsmokers could demand what they wanted in exchange for their rations. |
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| We're both nonsmokers, and there was a very distinct smell of cigars about Henri Paul. |
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| In addition, nonsmokers also exhibited significant oxidative damage decreases. |
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| Emphysema has been recognized in rare cases of hypersensitivity pneumonitis in nonsmokers. |
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| The women who ate more fish tended to be slightly older, nonsmokers, more likely to take aspirin and multivitamins regularly, and more physically active. |
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| However, susceptibility to respiratory morbidity varies among smokers and chronic cough and phlegm production and other respiratory-related morbidity occur in nonsmokers. |
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| Smokers are more likely than nonsmokers to be depressed or have anxiety disorders, bulimia, attention deficit disorder, schizophrenia, or alcoholism. |
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| Under pressure from medical organizations and restive nonsmokers, national governments around Europe are finally getting serious about tackling tobacco. |
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| Heart disease caused by secondhand smoke kills around 46,000 nonsmokers every year. |
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| The report caps a ten-year study of lung cancer among nonsmokers. |
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| Thus, the children of smokers tended to be shorter and have a higher ponderal index than children of nonsmokers. |
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| Young nonsmokers who see tobacco advertisements are more likely to take up smoking. |
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| Studies show that women who smoke are twice as likely to experience dysmenorrhea as nonsmokers, and smoking prolongs the symptoms of this condition. |
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| Further analyses revealed that smokers who took beta-carotene supplements had a 26 percent reduction in their risk of developing cataracts compared to nonsmokers. |
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| Hotels, cars airlines for the nonsmoker Nonsmokers have reasons to cheer these days. |
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