Second-hand smoke affects children, the elderly, and nonsmokers. Many state and local governments have passed laws prohibiting smoking in public facilities. The diseases associated with second-hand smoking include: Cancer, Heart Disease, Atherosclerosis, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and Severe Asthma.
Secondhand smoke refers to a complex mixture of particulate (or solid) and gaseous components. The characteristics of secondhand smoke change over time, particularly the components of sidestream smoke that the smoldering cigarette releases. Sidestream smoke dilutes quickly and changes as the particles release volatile com¬pounds and change in size and composition as they age.
Tobacco has active ingredients that cause the increase in the heart rate
Secondhand smoke refers to a complex mixture of particulate (or solid) and gaseous components. The characteristics of secondhand smoke change over time, particularly the components of sidestream smoke that the smoldering cigarette releases. Sidestream smoke dilutes quickly and changes as the particles release volatile com¬pounds and change in size and composition as they age.
Tobacco has active ingredients that cause the increase in the heart rate