occupational exposure to environmental tobacco smoke – Secondhand – Marshall County Health Department Tobacco Use: Turning Workplace Challenges

Secondary tobacco smoke exposure (also called environmental tobacco smoke) is inhalation of someone elses, e.g., cigarette, cigar, or pipe smoke generated from combustion of tobacco products

However, smokeless cigarettes still provide addictive nicotine to the user and secondhand nicotine to others

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The 6 participants who achieved abstinence reported using ENDS, not nicotine replacement therapy (even though we offered them NRT as well)