New Study Reveals Health Threat Posed By Outdoor Second-Hand Smoke

New research has shown that nonsmokers are at risk from exposure to outdoor second-hand smoke. Cotinine, which is a byproduct of nicotine, levels were alarmingly high in nonsmokers who were exposed to environments outside bars and restaurants. This brings into focus the relatively unknown health hazards that second-hand smoke can pose for workers such as waiters, waitresses and bouncers. Needless to say, greater awareness of these health threats is no longer an option. You want to know more before it's too late...

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