Reuters

Globally, the leading cause of smoking-related deaths was cardiovascular disease, which killed more than 1 million people in the industrialized world and 670,000 in developing countries, the study's authors found.
That was followed by lung cancer in industrialized nations and chronic obstructive airways disease, which includes illnesses such as bronchitis, in developing countries.

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