Within five to ten years of quitting smoking,the risk of stroke is the same for the abstinent smoker as for nonsmokers.

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Within five to ten years of quitting smoking, many of the health benefits start to appear, and the risk of stroke decreases to the level of people who have never smoked. So, within five to ten years of quitting smoking, the risk of stroke is the same for the abstinent smoker as for nonsmokers.

Within Five to Ten Years of Quitting Smoking,the Risk of Stroke