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WWE SmackDown TV Taping Spoilers From Albany

The results are in for last night's WWE SmackDown TV taping in Albany that was held after the live FOX Network broadcast went off the air.

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Beat The Clock Challenge, Cage Match & More Set For Next Week s WWE Smackdown

WWE has announced a Beat The Clock "I Quit" challenge, a cage match and more for next week's episode of Smackdown.

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Smokers face 50% higher risk of developing COVID-19, other diseases — WHO

Smokers face 50% higher risk of developing COVID-19, other diseases WHO On Kindly Share This Story: World Health Organisation (WHO) Director-General, Dr Tedos Ghebreyesus, says smokers have up to a 50 per cent higher risk of developing severe diseases and death from COVID-19. Ghebreyesus said this in a message to commemorate World No Tobacco Day, globally marked on May 31 annually, to highlight the health risks associated with tobacco use and advocate effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption. According to him, quitting is best thing smokers can do to lower their risk from coronavirus as well as the risk of developing cancers, heart disease and respiratory illnesses.

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The COVID-19 pandemic motivates millions of tobacco users to quit, but they need support

The COVID-19 pandemic motivates millions of tobacco users to quit, but they need support
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Smokers at higher risk of dying from Covid-19

2 hours ago Tobacco smokers face a forty to fifty percent higher risk of developing severe disease and death from COVID-19 than non- smokers, World Health Organ organization (WHO) has revealed. In a shared news release this past Friday, the organisation’s Director General, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus noted that, “Smokers have up to a 50% higher risk of developing severe disease and death from COVID-19, so quitting is the best thing smokers can do to lower their risk from this coronavirus, as well as the risk of developing cancers, heart disease and respiratory illnesses.” The Director-General was urging countries to play an active role in joining the WHO campaign by creating tobacco-free environments that give people the information, support and tools they need to quit tobacco “,and quit for good.”

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