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1. International study centreInternational study centre
PASSIVE SMOKING IN PUBLIC SPACEPASSIVE SMOKING IN PUBLIC SPACE
Wilfredo Rafael Nzeng AvomoWilfredo Rafael Nzeng Avomo
Tutor: Dominika ComasTutor: Dominika Comas

2. DefinitionDefinition
Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) or Second-hand Smoke (SHS)Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) or Second-hand Smoke (SHS)

3. HOW PASSIVE SMOKING WORKS?HOW PASSIVE SMOKING WORKS?
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• PRIVATED SPACE SMOKING(FASTER PROCESSPRIVATED SPACE SMOKING(FASTER PROCESS
DEATH)DEATH)
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• PUBLUC SPACE SMOKING(SLOW PROCESS)PUBLUC SPACE SMOKING(SLOW PROCESS)
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4. Effects of smokingEffects of smoking
INCREASES HEALTH RISKSINCREASES HEALTH RISKS
CARDIOVASCULAR &CARDIOVASCULAR &
RESPIRATORY DISEASESRESPIRATORY DISEASES
CANCER & OTHER HEALTHCANCER & OTHER HEALTH
RISKSRISKS

5. STOP SMOKINGSTOP SMOKING
• NO MORE SMOKE SHARINGNO MORE SMOKE SHARING • REDUCE HEALTH RISKSREDUCE HEALTH RISKS

6. CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION
CONSIQUENCES OF SMOKINGCONSIQUENCES OF SMOKING
ECONOMY OFECONOMY OF
PRODUCERSPRODUCERS
• HEALTHHEALTH

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