| There are countless jobs and professions that are far more dangerous than serving food or drink in the presence of secondhand smoke. |
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| The study did not find an association between secondhand smoke exposure and decay in permanent teeth. |
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| The bar was condemned anew as a den of iniquity, black with the sins of alcohol and secondhand smoke. |
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| Many asthmatics struggle with secondhand smoke, so it's not a surprise that you are struggling with asthma again since you started smoking. |
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| About 200 infants under the age of one died in 1991 as a result of exposure to tobacco smoke, secondhand smoke. |
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| If you didn't have a reason to quit before knowing what secondhand smoke can do to your child, you do now. |
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| Forty-three percent of children encounter secondhand smoke in their homes, the ALA says. |
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| What a nice letter, which demonstrates that Shediac and its school decided not to expose students to secondhand smoke. |
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| In children 18 months old and younger, secondhand smoke causes up to 300,000 cases of pneumonia and bronchitis each year, the ALA says. |
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| In addition, the question of secondhand smoke in correctional facilities is something that concerns us. |
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| The average Canadian with COPD is 65 years old and has a long history of smoking or breathing secondhand smoke. |
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| Litigation related to tobacco addiction and exposure to secondhand smoke is growing. |
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| To our knowledge, no study on the evaluation of costs attributable to secondhand smoke has yet been done on Canadian data. |
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| How disappointing for him to have a member, who sits just three benches behind him, say that secondhand smoke is not a health issue. |
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| Children exposed to secondhand smoke are also more likely to have reduced lung function and symptoms of respiratory irritation like cough, excess phlegm, and wheeze. |
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| Those in the secondhand smoke genre scored most highly in the categories of fit and enjoyableness. |
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| An EPA study in California estimated that up to 2,700 deaths from SIDS were linked to secondhand smoke, the ALA says. |
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| We know that a number of them die as a result of secondhand smoke, but how susceptible are they to the addiction? |
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| Avoid smoking or inhaling secondhand smoke. |
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| In the United States, about 3,000 adults die each year due to lung cancer from secondhand smoke exposure. |
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| Heart disease caused by secondhand smoke kills around 46,000 nonsmokers every year. |
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| Current smoking, secondhand smoke exposure and depression. |
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| Smoke-free policies are the most economic and effective protection from secondhand smoke exposure. |
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| Americans still believe smoking and secondhand smoke are harmful. |
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| Approximately 700 of your fellow Oklahomans die each year as a result of secondhand smoke exposure, about the same number caused by motor vehicle accidents. |
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| Given the health harms from secondhand smoke exposure Cancer Council NSW believes that all indoor spaces of NSW prison facilities should be smoke-free. |
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| Exposure to the secondhand smoke produced by as little as two cigarettes was found to almost completely stop the function of a cell's sodium pump within a few hours. |
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| Secondhand smoke is even more dangerous than directly inhaled smoke and kills more than 3,000 non-smoking Canadians a year. |
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| Secondhand smoke is a known cause of sudden infant death syndrome, respiratory problems, ear infections, and asthma attacks in infants and children. |
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