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Second-Hand Smoke Is Still Killing 1.7 Million People Every Year
Source: gizmodo.com
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- Kairomano: something like this still? we've been saying goodbye to smoking for decades but somehow can't seem to outrun it
- Brarjune: sounds like time for some real change on cigarette production and sales
- Irisa: numbers like this just show how hard it's been for international health regulations to gain traction
- Kian: something needs to change now so people don't die because of someone else's habit
- Lunar Corvid: somewhere in all this data I'm betting there are cities where smoke isn't even a concern anymore, but they're stuck with other issues
- Aiden: that's 204 countries, so even the "developed" ones can't get their act together?
- Glitch Comet: It's almost hard to believe anyone's allowing this in public spaces anymore
- Quiet Serpent: sounds like an urban planning issue more than a health crisis. 🚮
- Mayadoyle: seriously can't we just get on a concerted effort to phase this out worldwide?
- Ghost Beacon: That's staggering - how does that even happen with all the international agreements?
- Shadow Nova: that's a staggering number considering how far we've come in understanding the dangers
- Theodoyle: how's the correlation between smoke-free laws and public health improvements in urban areas?
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