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World No Tobacco Day 2021: Second-Hand Smoke Can Have A Devastating Impact On Health, Here's How
World No Tobacco Day: This day tries to highlight the hazards linked with tobacco use and how it can harm your health. Secondhand smoke is also dangerous to one's health. Read here to know how.
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On Pollution, Arvind Kejriwal's Appeal "With Folded Hands": 10 Points
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has appealed "with folded hands" to the Punjab and Haryana governments to put an end to stubble burning, as a blanket of haze settled over Delhi and its neighbouring areas in what has become a norm every winter. Since Monday, the air quality in the national capital has entered the "severe" category -- the second...
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Passive Smoking: The Consequences Attached Second Hand Smoking
Passive smoking or second hand smoking can bring about serious implications on one's health including heart diseases and cancer.
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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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Passive smoking affects mental health
Second hand smoke is not only bad for your lungs and heart, but also affects your mental health too.
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Second hand smoke & emphysema risk
Children exposed to second hand smoke face a higher risk of early emphysema when they become nonsmoking adults, as their lungs never recover totally from secondhand smoke exposure.
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Biomarkers needed to gauge passive smoke exposure
Biological indicators, also known as biomarkers are needed to examine whether exposure to SHS(SHS) can cause lung cancer or not.
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Avoid second-hand smoke in pregnancy
Women exposed to second-hand smoke during pregnancy, are likely to give birth to children with mental problems.
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Passive smoking boosts leukaemia risk
Long-term exposure to environmental tobacco smoke may raise the risk of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia.
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Passive smoking and early miscarriage
Pregnant women exposed to large amounts of second hand smoke are more likely to miscarry during the early days of their pregnancy. Women who are trying to conceive should be aware that passive smoking increases the risk of miscarriage.
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Vit. C may cut passive smoking damage
Vitamin C may help prevent the damage caused by passive smoking, offering a way for people to protect themselves from smokers in their lives, according to recent research.
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World No Tobacco Day 2021: Second-Hand Smoke Can Have A Devastating Impact On Health, Here's How
World No Tobacco Day: This day tries to highlight the hazards linked with tobacco use and how it can harm your health. Secondhand smoke is also dangerous to one's health. Read here to know how.
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On Pollution, Arvind Kejriwal's Appeal "With Folded Hands": 10 Points
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has appealed "with folded hands" to the Punjab and Haryana governments to put an end to stubble burning, as a blanket of haze settled over Delhi and its neighbouring areas in what has become a norm every winter. Since Monday, the air quality in the national capital has entered the "severe" category -- the second...
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Passive Smoking: The Consequences Attached Second Hand Smoking
Passive smoking or second hand smoking can bring about serious implications on one's health including heart diseases and cancer.
-
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.
-
Passive smoking affects mental health
Second hand smoke is not only bad for your lungs and heart, but also affects your mental health too.
-
Second hand smoke & emphysema risk
Children exposed to second hand smoke face a higher risk of early emphysema when they become nonsmoking adults, as their lungs never recover totally from secondhand smoke exposure.
-
Biomarkers needed to gauge passive smoke exposure
Biological indicators, also known as biomarkers are needed to examine whether exposure to SHS(SHS) can cause lung cancer or not.
-
Avoid second-hand smoke in pregnancy
Women exposed to second-hand smoke during pregnancy, are likely to give birth to children with mental problems.
-
Passive smoking boosts leukaemia risk
Long-term exposure to environmental tobacco smoke may raise the risk of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia.
-
Passive smoking and early miscarriage
Pregnant women exposed to large amounts of second hand smoke are more likely to miscarry during the early days of their pregnancy. Women who are trying to conceive should be aware that passive smoking increases the risk of miscarriage.
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Vit. C may cut passive smoking damage
Vitamin C may help prevent the damage caused by passive smoking, offering a way for people to protect themselves from smokers in their lives, according to recent research.
