what are the consequences of tobacco smoke for infants Risks to Nonsmokers? Being Exposed to Secondhand Smoke
Being Exposed to Secondhand Smoke Increases the Risk of Cancer and Other Diseases. StoryMD Passive smoking (secondhand smoke) is extremely harmful to children, especially infants. Because infants breathe faster than adults, they inhale more smoke toxins per minute. This exposes them to dangerous chemicals like nicotine Children exposed to secondhand smoke are at higher risk of asthma, respiratory infections, and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Protect our children's health by keeping their environments smoke free. #SmokeFreeZones #SecondhandSmokeAwareness Secondhand Smoke Is a Risk for Pregnant and Breastfeeding Moms The Wellness Coalition Secondhand smoke is harmful. Children exposed to secondhand smoke are at a 50 to 100% higher risk of acute respiratory illness. Say NO TOBACCO!
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