Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) and Second Hand Smoke Links
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http://ash.org/30minutes
How Only 30 Minutes of Exposure to Secondhand Tobacco Smoke Can Kill
You!
http://ash.org/4dangers.html
Four New Dangers of Secondhand Tobacco Smoke to Nonsmokers Including
• How Nonsmokers Are At Serious Risk Even in
So-Called Smokefree Jurisdictions
• How E-Cigarettes Can Create Health Problems
for Nonsmokers in "No-Smoking" Areas
• The Newly-Discovered Dangers of Third Hand
Tobacco Smoke [Tobacco Smoke Residue]
• How the Breathe of Smokers Can Create Health
Problems for Nonsmokers, Especially Children
Repace
Associates - Secondhand Smoke Consultants : Repace Associates INC.
secondhand smoke consultants. International secondhand smoke consulting
and reports on the harmful effects of secondhand smoke
Fact
Sheet on Secondhand Smoke, Repace and Associates. Breathing
secondhand-smoke causes morbidity and mortality from cancer, heart
disease, and respiratory disease, as well as acute sensory irritation.
It causes the premature death of hundreds of thousands of nonsmokers
worldwide. Smoke-free buildings are the only remedy. Secondhand smoke
cannot be controlled by ventilation, air cleaning, or spatial
separation of smokers from nonsmokers.
Final Report Health
Effects of Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke. The
California Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Environmental
Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) has developed a comprehensive
health assessment of environmental tobacco smoke (ETS). This overall
assessment of ETS includes chapters on respiratory health effects,
reproductive and developmental effects, cardiovascular effects,
cancers, and exposure measurement and prevalence.
10th Report on
Carcinogens U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Public
Health Service
Environmental Health Perspectives (NIEHS) Tobacco Related Exposures
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has
issued what it describes as "the most comprehensive report on the
health risks of secondhand smoke ever conducted. For the convenience of
its members ASH has reproduced, IN
A FORM IN WHICH IT CAN EASILY BE DOWNLOADED, SEARCHED, AND REPRINTED,
a word-for-word copy of the entire Executive Summary. Also included --
and presented first on the page -- is a table showing the many
different diseases caused by ETS, and a chart showing the number of
people killed or made ill each year by ETS."
National
Academies Press, Environmental Tobacco Smoke : Measuring and
Assessing Health Effects related to Second Hand Smoke by displaying
indicators of individual exposure in industrial and nonindustrial
settings.
National
Cancer Institute: Health Effects Associated With ETS Exposure
including, Developmental, Respiratory, Carcinogenic, Cardiovascular and
the Public Policies Restricting Smoking
British
Medical Journal Environmental tobacco smoke exposure and
ischaemic heart disease: an evaluation of the evidence
Passive Smoking
Linked to Increased Risk of Respiratory Problems Effect of passive
smoking on respiratory symptoms, bronchial responsiveness, lung
function, and total serum IgE in the European Community Respiratory
Health Survey: a cross-sectional studyChrister Janson, Susan Chinn,
Deborah Jarvis, Jan-Paul Zock, Kjell Torén, Peter Burney, for
the European Community Respiratory Health Survey. The
Lancet
The New
England Journal of Medicine : Article on the Association between
exposure to Enviromental Tobacco Smoke and exaacerbations of Ashtma in
children.
BMJ:
Smoking and the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome results from a case
control study for confidential inquiry into stillbirths and deaths in
infancy.
Oncolink:
How can I protect my children from second hand smoke?
John Hopkins
Institute for Global Tobacco Control Global Tobacco Control at
John Hopkins School of Public Health; Exstensive toxicological,
experimental, and epidemiological data, largely collected since the
1950's.
Workplace
Smoking Leaflet : Distributed by ASH UK. The leaflet is intended as
legal next-steps guide for workers who have suffered ill health due to
exposure to secondhand smoke at work.
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