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Secondhand smoke and children

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Corporate Authors:

Center for Global Health (U.S.)
Description:

At least 500 million children worldwide are exposed to secondhand smoke at home.

Breathing in secondhand smoke can increase a child’s risk of respiratory illness including:

- Pneumonia

- Bronchitis

- Cough, wheeze, & breathlessness

No amount of Secondhand smoke is safe.

Smoke-free environments protect children from exposure to secondhand smoke and help keep their lungs healthy.

cdc.gov/tobacco/global

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Anniversaries And Special Events Child Health Promotion Smoking Cessation Tobacco Smoke Pollution
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World No Tobacco Day
Document Type:

Poster
Name as Subject:

World No Tobacco Day
Genre:

Infographic
Collection(s):

Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection
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