Nicotine concentrations are higher in the hair of cats living with smokers than non-smokers
Why It Matters Secondhand smoke is harmful and can cause serious health problems like: Heart disease, heart attacks and strokes Lung diseases and lung cancer Other types of cancer For babies and children, being around secondhand smoke can lead to: Breathing issues and lung infections Ear infections Learning and behavior problems Pregnant women exposed to secondhand smoke are more likely to have: Babies born too early or too small Babies who die from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Secondhand Smoke Stories The CDC has collected stories of people who have been hurt by secondhand smoke: Meet Ellie
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Outside of work, she likes to play badminton and spend time with her dogs
If the governor gets her way, 2 out of 3 cigarettes smoked in New York state will have been smuggled