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Around 100 of these chemicals are classified by public health experts as causes or potential causes of smoking-related diseases

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(cont.) Total annual public and private healthcare cost due to smoking equals $89.0 billion Annual healthcare cost from secondhand smoke exposure equals $4.98 billion Productivity losses caused by smoking equal $93.6 billion Taxpayers yearly tax burden from smoking-caused govt spending equals $64.6 billion ($596 per household) Smoking-caused costs/losses per pack sold in US equals $9.42 per pack 12/7/05 Ohio Monetary Costs Annual healthcare costs directly caused by smoking equals $4.02 billion Smoking-caused productivity losses equals $4.44 billion Tax payers burden from smoking-caused govt expense equals $602 per household Tobacco Free Kids, 2006 Smoking causes: 30% of all cancer deaths 22% of all heart disease 90% of all chronic obstructive lung disease deaths Inpatient Morbidity Twice the rate of wound infections Retards wound healing, both surgical and traumatic, including bed sores Longer stays and 20% higher cost in recovery room Most common form pulmonary morbidity during surgery and anesthesia Greater incidence of gastrointestinal disease, prenatal/perinatal complications, orthopedic Spinal fusions 30% less effective with patients who dont stop smoking Inpatient Morbidity (cont.) Direct medical cost of a complicated birth for a smoker is 66% higher than that of a nonsmoker Using 1987 dollars, $7 billion represents 11% of the total medical expenditures for all complicated births related to smoking Smokers with smoking-related diseases use services for nonsmoking-related diseases at a higher rate Smokers tend to need more medications and have more procedures performed One Quarter of All Deaths in the U.S