
Have you ever had cigarette smoke blown in your face while waiting in a line to buy movie tickets or outside the airport for curbside check-in? I have experienced this countless times; at the park, beach, and inside a restroom when I'm doing my business and suddenly I smell smok …
Secondhand Smoke Linked to Adult Cognitive ImpairmentSource: medpagetoday.com
The impact of second-hand smoke on brain function was evaluated on over 4800 nonsmokers.
Scientists measured the chemical, cotinine, which is a nicotine metabolite that signals recent exposure to tobacco smoke.
A New Cigarette Hazard - 'Third-Hand Smoke'Source: The New York Times
"Everyone knows that second-hand smoke is bad, but they don't know about this," said Dr. Jonathan P. Winickoff, the lead author of the study and an assistant professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School.

On May 3, 2007, the State of Ohio began "enforcing" the statewide smoking ban that was put in place when voters approved Issue 5 the previous November.

In 1975, British delegate Sir George Godber informed the World Health Organization how to get smokers to quit: foster an atmosphere where it was perceived that active smokers would injure those around them, especially their family and infants or young children who would be expos …

I just saw it again: a mother smoking a cigarette with her infant strapped to her chest.
My guess is that the child was less than six months old, but I wasn't able to get close enough to count the number of ash burns on top of its little head.

Smoking, though it seems like a common thing now-a-days is truly a quite substantial.
Secondhand smoke kills too: Surgeon-GeneralSource: Reuters
Should smoking be banned in all workplaces? It seems to me that the answer to that question would be much clearer if, instead of taking years to cause harm, cigarettes simply emitted cyanide.
Colorado To Be Smoke Free Come JulySource: The Denver Channel
Governer Bill Owens signed into law a bill that makes all restaurants and bars in Colorado smoke-free starting this July.

The Colorado Legislature is gearing up to do all us non-smokers a favor: they're going to end centuries of oppression by the tobacco loving population and make it once again safe for us to practice our natural right to hang out comfortably in every neighborhood pub.