Second hand smoke exposure contributes to nearly 41,000 deaths of non-smokers in the United States every year.4 Not including the approximately 400 infant deaths linked to second hand smoke and increased risk for sudden infant death syndrome annually.4 Second hand smoke also increases the risk of lung cancer, heart disease, and stroke in non-smoking adults and can cause respiratory infections, increased severity of asthma, middle ear disease, and slowed lung growth in children and infants
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Critical Thinking Why is underage drinking a community health problem
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Most states now allow medical marijuana and, in some cases, require employers to accommodate and not discriminate against workers who are prescribed it