Passive Smokers, Poor You..

According to the American Cancer Society, smoking kills at least 400,000 people every year. For those who smoking does not kill, it still creates a higher risk of disease for everything from heart disease to cancer.

Passive smoking has played a central role in the debate over the harms and regulation of tobacco products. Since the early 1970s, the tobacco industry has been concerned about passive smoking as a serious threat to its business interests.

Scientific studies show that there can be around 4000 chemicals in cigarette smoke. They can be breathed in by anyone near a smoker. They can also stick to clothes, hair, skin, walls and furniture.

The next unpleasant conclusion that comes forward is that passive smokers are at high risk of lung cancer, heart attacks, breast cancer, etc, when compared to chain smokers. W.H.O shows us the true picture of dangers of smoking, which are related to 25 different types of cancers like kidneys, cervix, pancreas, and uterine.