secondhand tobacco smoke increases the risk of heart disease Non-smokers exposed to at home or work face serious health risks, including a 25%–30% higher chance developing and a 20%–30% greater of stroke. Even brief exposure Smoking as well as inhaling
Smoking as well as inhaling secondhand smoke damages the heart and blood vessels. Every cigarette you smoke increases your risk of developing heart disease. Smoking speeds up the narrowing and blockage of Global, regional, and national burden of ischemic heart disease attributable to secondhand smoke from 1990 to 2019 World No Tobacco Day Secondhand Smoke and Heart Health Secondhand Smoke and Heart Disease Presentation Bartlett Tobacco World Heart Federation Secondhand Smoke infographics VitalSigns CDC
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