Unlike second-hand smoke, which eventually dissipates, it will continue to give off chemicals and cancer-causing gases
Constantly being around secondhand smoke is associated with ear infections, frequent asthma attacks, and other pulmonary issues in children, with infections of the respiratory system, such as bronchitis and pneumonia, but also with heart disease, stroke and lung cancer in adults in general, and in the cases of pregnant women, it is linked to low birth weight.
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