Pasive smoking

International study centreInternational study centre

PASSIVE SMOKING IN PUBLIC SPACEPASSIVE SMOKING IN PUBLIC SPACE

Wilfredo Rafael Nzeng Avomo Wilfredo Rafael Nzeng Avomo

Tutor: Dominika ComasTutor: Dominika Comas

DefinitionDefinition

Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) or Second-hand Smoke (SHS)Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) or Second-hand Smoke (SHS)

HOW PASSIVE SMOKING WORKS?HOW PASSIVE SMOKING WORKS?

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• PRIVATED SPACE SMOKING(FASTER PROCESS PRIVATED SPACE SMOKING(FASTER PROCESS DEATH)DEATH)

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• PUBLUC SPACE SMOKING(SLOW PROCESS)PUBLUC SPACE SMOKING(SLOW PROCESS)

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Effects of smokingEffects of smoking

INCREASES HEALTH RISKSINCREASES HEALTH RISKS

CARDIOVASCULAR & CARDIOVASCULAR & RESPIRATORY DISEASESRESPIRATORY DISEASES

CANCER & OTHER HEALTH CANCER & OTHER HEALTH RISKSRISKS

STOP SMOKINGSTOP SMOKING

• NO MORE SMOKE SHARINGNO MORE SMOKE SHARING • REDUCE HEALTH RISKSREDUCE HEALTH RISKS

CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION

CONSIQUENCES OF SMOKINGCONSIQUENCES OF SMOKING

ECONOMY OF ECONOMY OF

PRODUCERSPRODUCERS

• HEALTHHEALTH

REFERENCES:REFERENCES: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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