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Secondhand smoke brings increased incidence of: Lung infections such as pneumonia and bronchitis Ear infections Colds and other respiratory illnesses Shortness of breath and wheezing Decreased lung function Sinusitis For children with asthma, secondhand smoke can trigger an attack
Sources: American Cancer Society, About Lung Cancer, 2020 American Cancer Society, Early Detection, Diagnosis, and Staging, 2020 American Cancer Society, Can Lung Cancer be Found Early, 26 May 2020
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Elsewhere, were treated to mangled fingers and severed limbs, to heads smashed in or ripped apart, to intestines spilling from a burst torso
For every 8 smokers who die from a smoking-related disease, 1 non-smoker dies from second-hand smoke exposure[xxvi]