mother and daughter lying on the grassSecondhand Smoke

  • Secondhand smoke kills 38,000 non-smoking Americans each year.
  • Secondhand smoke is a leading cause of preventable death in the U.S.

Minnesota

Freedom to Breathe
2007 provisions of the Minnesota Clean Indoor Air Act and related resources, fact sheets and compliance information

Secondhand Smoke in Minnesota, 1999-2003 (PDF: 796KB/28 pages)

Research collaboration surveying youth and adults about secondhand smoke

Secondhand Smoke: Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors of Minnesotans, November 2000 (PDF: 401KB/12 pages)

Secondhand smoke surveillance, policy recommendations and discussion

Tobacco-Free Youth Recreation Program
Studies, materials, funding opportunities and other information from the Association of Nonsmokers - Minnesota

Live Smoke Free Program
Landlord and tenant guidance and information on smoke-free housing from the Association for Nonsmokers - Minnesota

Smoke Free Housing
Landlord and tenant guidance and information on smoke-free housing from the American Lung Association of Minnesota

Minnesota Public Health Data Access
Find data about public health and risk factors that impact public health on Minnesota Public Health Data Access, a web-based data access portal. The portal includes data on secondhand smoke (SHS), also known as environmental tobacco smoke (ETS)

U.S. Government

2006 Surgeon General's Report - The Health Consequences of Involuntary Exposure to Tobacco Smoke

Highlights and statistics from this 2006 report on secondhand smoke

Children and Secondhand Smoke Exposure - Excerpts from the Health Consequences of Involuntary Exposure to Tobacco Smoke: A Report of the Surgeon General, 2007

This excerpt highlights the serious health risks that secondhand smoke exposure poses to children and the need to extend the same protections to them that many U.S. adults already enjoy.

Secondhand Smoke
CDC information on secondhand smoke exposure, health effects and smoke-free initiatives

Smoke-free Homes and Cars Program

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) materials and resources for smoke-free homes and cars

 

 

 


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Updated Thursday, 04-Oct-2012 15:54:20 CDT