WORLD TOBACCO DAY: 4 DANGERS OF PASSIVE SMOKING,& PRECAUTION.
World No-Tobacco Day highlights the dangers of passive smoking. An expert shares four key risks and precautions. Firstly, passive smoking increases the risk of lung cancer, heart disease, and respiratory infections. Secondly, pregnant women exposed to secondhand smoke face higher chances of complications. Thirdly, children exposed to smoke are vulnerable to asthma, respiratory illnesses, and impaired lung development. Lastly, precautions include creating smoke-free environments, advocating for smoke-free policies, educating about the risks, and supporting smokers in quitting. Together, we can protect ourselves and others from the harmful effects of passive smoking. Inhaling smoke from someone else's tobacco products is referred to as passive smoking, also known as secondhand smoke. Even though those who don't smoke actively might think they are immune to the negative effects of nicotine, passive smoking offers serious health hazards. A variety of ailments have been linked to