Cardiovascular
disease

Cancers

COPD

Oral health

Chronic conditions

Acute conditions

Complications

Socio-economic
consequences

Health care costs

Secondhand smoke

Frequent illness

Cost

Attractiveness

Health care costs
In 1995, Medicare costs to treat tobacco-related conditions were about $25 billion, and Social Security disability insurance paid out about $4.6 billion to beneficiaries disabled by tobacco-related disease.
At any given age, health care costs for smokers are as much as 40% higher than for non-smokers.