its a call to action for policymakers to reconsider their stance on vaping and harm reduction
Some health effects of secondhand smoke include: Lung health risks or respiratory effects like coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, bronchitis, and pneumonia Cardiovascular risks like heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, narrowing of blood vessels, and reduced oxygen levels Lung, throat, nasal, bladder, breast, or lung cancer Miscarriage, stillbirth, low birth weight babies, sudden infant death syndrome, developmental delays, and weakened immune systems Cognitive decline and dementia in older adults, behavioural problems, attention deficits, and reduced academic performance among children, anxiety and depression in non-smokers Take note that these short-term and long-term health effects may also be triggered when engaging in cigar smoking and consuming other tobacco products since they can produce cancer-causing chemicals
End-users in the cigarette market include daily smokers, occasional/social smokers, and first-time users
The other damaging aspect of tar is that it negatively impacts the cilia hairs in the lung that are needed to protect the lungs from dirt, foreign objects and infection
True HEPA filters trap the tiny smoke particles
Geez, they can assume their personality of how those people act and would most likely hold one but its not a done deal