Children Passive Smoking

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  Beware! Passive Smoking May Up Snoring Risk In Kids

  Parents who smoke may increase the risk of snoring in their child. Research shows that children who are exposed to cigarette smoke in home daily have higher risk of snoring than the unexposed children.

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  World No Tobacco Day: Passive Smoking And How It Is Harming You

  World No Tobacco Day 2018: Passive smoking or second-hand smoking is bad for you, even if you yourself are not smoking. When you are near a person who is smoking a cigarette, most of the smoke doesn't go into his/her lungs. Children are extremely prone to risks of passive smoking.

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  How Parents May Be Exposing Kids To Second-Hand Smoke

  The children of parents who thought they were smoking in safe ways, still had signs of twice as much tobacco and nicotine exposure.

• Children Exposed To Passive Smoking At Arthritis Risk, Shows Study

  London: Children who are exposed to second-hand smoke are at a significant risk of developing arthritis later in life, a new study warns. The study presented at the Annual European Congress of Rheumatology (EULAR) in Spain confirmed the link between active smoking and the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis (RA). It also suggests for the first ...

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  Passive Smoking Can Put Young Girls At Risk Of Arthritis And Damaged Spinal Structure

  According to a latest study, children, especially young girls who have been exposed to passive smoking in childhood, stand at greater risk of developing arthritis later in life

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  Passive Smoking Can Cause Lifelong Health Problems In Kids

  Parents, take note! Exposing children to second-hand cigarette smoke may put them at risk of lifelong cardiovascular, respiratory and other health issues, according to scientists including one of Indian origin.

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  Passive Smoking Can Make Kids Obese

  Passive smoking increases obesity in children and amplifies the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, researchers have found.

• Passive smoking causes irreversible damage to kids' arteries

  Exposure to second-hand smoke in childhood causes irreversible damage to children's arteries - increasing their risk of heart attacks or strokes when they grow up, according to a large international study published on Wednesday.

• Britain to ban smoking in cars carrying children

  Smoking will soon be banned in cars carrying children in Britain, the government said on Tuesday, under new laws aimed at reducing the effects of passive smoking on young people.

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  Passive smoking kills 600,000 worldwide

  The first global study into the effects of passive smoking has found that second hand smoke causes 600,000 deaths every year - this is more than 1% of all deaths.

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  Secondhand smoke harms teens' arteries

  Children as young as 13 years who have been exposed to secondhand smoke have visibly thicker arteries.

• Effects of secondhand smoke in children

  Children exposed to secondhand cigarette smoke in early infancy are more likely to suffer certain allergies than those who had not been so exposed.

• Passive smoking raises TB risk

  Passive smoking seems to be related to and increased risk of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection in children living in a home with a tuberculosis patient.

• Parental smoking and lung function in children

  Recent research shows that postnatal and prenatal cigarette smoke exposure decreases lung function.

• Passive smoking and risk of lung cancer

  Recent research confirms that passive smoking increases the likelihood of developing lung diseases.