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EN Secondhand smoke includes the smoke that a smoker exhales (mainstream smoke) and the smoke that comes directly from the burning tobacco product (sidestream smoke).

• Secondhand smoke includes
• exhales
• mainstream smoke
• smoke that comes
• burning tobacco product
• sidestream smoke

EN Secondhand smoke poses additional risks for children, who are especially vulnerable to the effects of secondhand smoke. Problems include:

• Secondhand smoke poses
• risks for children
• effects of secondhand
• Problems

EN Secondhand smoke, also known as passive or environmental tobacco smoke, is smoke that you inadvertently inhale from someone else's cigarette, pipe or cigar

• Secondhand smoke
• known as passive
• environmental tobacco smoke
• inhale from someone
• cigarette
• pipe
• cigar

EN Don't drink or smoke. These lifestyle habits can negatively affect the baby's health. Also avoid secondhand smoke.

• Don't drink
• smoke
• affect the baby's
• avoid secondhand

EN Encouraging smokers you're around regularly to smoke in outdoor areas that reduce the amount of secondhand smoke others will breathe

• Encouraging smokers you're
• regularly to smoke
• amount of secondhand
• others will breathe

EN Exposure to smoke, either from smoking or through secondhand smoke exposure

• Exposure to smoke
• either from smoking
• secondhand smoke exposure

EN To prevent emphysema, don't smoke and avoid breathing secondhand smoke. Wear a mask to protect your lungs if you work with chemical fumes or dust.

• prevent emphysema
• don't smoke
• avoid breathing secondhand
• Wear a mask
• protect your lungs
• chemical fumes

EN Secondhand smoke contains toxic chemicals, including:

• Secondhand smoke contains
• chemicals

EN Don't smoke. If you don't smoke, don't start. If you do smoke, talk to your doctor about strategies to help you quit.

• Don't smoke
• don't smoke
• don't start
• smoke

EN Don't smoke. If you smoke, quit. If you don't smoke, don't start. Smoking increases the risk of vaginal cancer.

• Don't smoke
• smoke
• quit
• don't smoke
• don't start
• vaginal

EN Smoke inhalation. Smoke from a fire contains chemicals that damage the membrane between the air sacs and the capillaries, allowing fluid to enter your lungs.

• Smoke inhalation
• sacs
• capillaries

EN Pipe smokers, cigar smokers and marijuana smokers also may be at risk, as well as people exposed to large amounts of secondhand smoke.

• Pipe smokers
• cigar smokers
• risk
• exposed to large
• secondhand

EN Smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke

• Smoking
• exposure to secondhand

EN Also, avoid secondhand smoke exposure whenever possible.

• avoid secondhand smoke
• whenever

EN Secondhand smoke may contribute to further lung damage

• further lung damage

EN Also, avoid being around secondhand smoke

• avoid being around
• smoke

EN Can secondhand smoke increase your risk of having a heart attack?

• secondhand smoke increase
• risk of having
• heart attack

EN Secondhand smoke exposure is a risk factor for having a heart attack

• Secondhand smoke exposure
• heart attack

EN Breathing secondhand smoke can cause the cells in your blood that are responsible for clotting (platelets) to become stickier, making your blood more likely to clot

• Breathing secondhand smoke
• cause the cells
• clotting
• platelets
• become stickier
• making your blood
• likely to clot

EN Secondhand smoke also causes endothelial dysfunction, which makes the arteries unable to dilate

• endothelial dysfunction
• makes the arteries
• dilate

EN Chemicals in secondhand smoke also irritate the lining of your arteries, causing them to swell (inflammation)

• Chemicals in secondhand
• irritate the lining
• arteries
• inflammation

EN To avoid secondhand smoke, try:

• avoid secondhand smoke

EN It's especially important to avoid secondhand smoke if you have had a previous heart attack or have been diagnosed with heart disease.

• It's especially important
• avoid secondhand smoke
• had a previous
• attack
• diagnosed with heart

EN Secondhand smoke also can increase your heart disease risk.

• increase your heart

EN Smoking or exposure to secondhand smoke

• Smoking
• exposure to secondhand

EN Quit smoking or chewing tobacco and avoid secondhand smoke

• Quit smoking
• chewing tobacco
• avoid secondhand smoke

EN Secondhand smoke: Avoid dangers in the air

• Secondhand smoke
• air

EN Exposure to the toxins in secondhand smoke can cause serious health problems

• serious health problems

EN Understand what's in secondhand smoke, and consider ways to protect yourself and those you love from it.

• smoke
• yourself
• those you love

EN Secondhand smoke causes or contributes to serious health problems, including:

• Secondhand smoke causes
• contributes to serious
• problems

EN Cancer. Secondhand smoke is a known risk factor for lung cancer.

• Cancer
• known risk factor
• lung

EN Heart disease. Exposure to secondhand smoke increases the risk of heart disease by about 25% to 30%.

• Heart disease
• Exposure to secondhand
• increases the risk

EN Exposure to secondhand smoke even for a short time causes measurable decreases in lung function

• Exposure to secondhand
• causes measurable decreases
• lung function

EN Exposure to secondhand smoke during pregnancy increases the risk of having a baby with a reduced birth weight.

• Exposure to secondhand
• during pregnancy increases
• risk of having
• birth

EN Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Secondhand smoke exposure is believed to increase the risk of SIDS.

• Sudden infant death
• SIDS
• Secondhand smoke exposure
• believed to increase

EN Secondhand smoke exposure is linked with the increased risk ? and severity ? of childhood asthma and wheezing

• Secondhand smoke exposure
• risk
• severity
• childhood asthma
• wheezing

EN How can secondhand smoke be avoided?

EN With planning, you can reduce your family's exposure to secondhand smoke. Start with these simple steps:

• planning
• reduce your family's
• secondhand smoke

EN Don't allow smoking in your home. Opening windows and using fans and ventilation systems doesn't eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.

• Don't allow smoking
• home
• Opening windows
• fans
• ventilation systems doesn't
• exposure to secondhand

EN Being around secondhand smoke increases your risk of emphysema.

• Being around secondhand
• increases your risk

EN Strong smells ? such as perfume, paint thinner, secondhand smoke and others ? trigger migraines in some people.

• Strong smells
• perfume
• paint thinner
• secondhand smoke
• others

EN Dust, smog, secondhand smoke or strong odors, such as perfumes, can trigger nonallergic rhinitis

• Dust
• smog
• secondhand smoke
• strong odors
• perfumes
• trigger nonallergic rhinitis

EN Cigarette smoking or secondhand smoke exposure

• Cigarette smoking
• secondhand smoke exposure

EN Smoking raises the risk of stroke for smokers and nonsmokers exposed to secondhand smoke

• stroke for smokers
• smoke

EN Frequent exposure to secondhand smoke also can lead to coughing and lung damage.

• coughing
• lung

EN Smoking and long-term exposure to secondhand smoke can damage the inside walls of arteries

• Smoking
• smoke can damage

EN Breathing in secondhand smoke also increases a person's risk of coronary artery disease.

• Breathing in secondhand
• increases a person's
• coronary artery

EN Secondhand smoke kills nearly 900,000 people every year, and still one-quarter of people globally are exposed.

• Secondhand smoke kills
• every year

EN Also, avoid being around secondhand smoke

• avoid being around
• smoke

EN Secondhand smoke kills nearly 900,000 people every year, and still one-quarter of people globally are exposed.

• Secondhand smoke kills
• every year