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"Tobacco is about a $90 billion business that drives very frequent trips," Bloom said

As well as 13.2billion in lost economic productivity, this also included an extra 2.4billion cost to the NHS and a further 1.2billion in social care costs due to smoking

Smoking can double or triple the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), which is when a seemingly healthy baby under one year old unexplainably dies, typically while he or she is sleeping

To be photographed smoking intensely in their most comfortable tracksuits, unmoisturised and unthoughtful, complaining nasally about politics or the weather

Downsides exist but may not override potential advantages for adult smokers