Secondhand Smoke Causes Nearly 1.7 Million Deaths Globally in 2023

A new study reveals that secondhand smoke was responsible for nearly 1.7 million deaths worldwide in 2023 among non-smokers. The findings underscore the severe public health impact of passive smoking exposure.

8 Sept, 04:45 — 8 Sept, 04:45

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Passiv rygning medvirkede til 1,7 millioner dødsfald i 2023

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Study: Second-hand smoke causes to nearly 1.7m deaths globally - Dhaka Tribune

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Secondhand Smoke Causes Nearly 1.7 Million Deaths Globally in 2023

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Passiv rygning medvirkede til 1,7 millioner dødsfald i 2023

Study: Second-hand smoke causes to nearly 1.7m deaths globally - Dhaka Tribune

El tabaco mató a casi 1,7 millones de personas no fumadoras en 2023

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