
Secondhand smoke contains more than 7,000 chemicals, hundreds of which are toxic, and 70 of which are carcinogenic. Clearly, individuals who smoke should be careful to minimize their loved ones’ exposure to tobacco smoke. It is especially important to protect children. Among the other risks posed by secondhand smoke, there is now research to indicate that it might increase the risk of a sleep disorder. Let’s talk about the possible connection between secondhand smoke and sleep apnea in Melbourne.
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