There is no safe level of exposure to second-hand smoke, which causes heart disease, chronic respiratory disease, several types of cancers and many other debilitating conditions
"What we don't want to see in the next 10, 20 years is children who are then adults who become hooked on vaping and then start presenting with chronic lung disease and who unfortunately, will have a shortened life span because of that." It comes as a Queensland parliamentary committee is investigating the prevalence and risks of vaping in the state, after reports of primary-school-aged children using the devices
However, it does have some caveats, and more so than the Tesla Cam at that
(Taking 2012 as reference year (year with maximum 1214 population of the study period), (249 945 persons aged 1214)*0.05*5*366/10 9 = 0.023 bn cigarettes / year.) If this number is added to the reported consumption estimated by FOPH, the total is still under the 6.31 bn cigarettes shown in table 2 for 2014