None, because second hand smoke cannot kill you whatsoever. The amount of smoke that you'd have to be exposed to would be an extraordinary amount.
There are about 3,000 deaths per year directly from second hand smoke, and approx. 63, 000 deaths associated with second hand smoke. It is said that every cigarette a person smokes takes 13 minutes off there life.
If the intent of the question is how many individual persons have been determined to have died as a cause of exposure to second hand smoke, the answer is none.
second hand smoke cause more deaths. smoking really isn't that dangerous, it is just easier to blame many things, like lung cancer, on one thing.
OVER 9000
Second hand smoking contributes to nearly 50,000 deaths annually. This exceeds the number of deaths attributed to AIDS and drug use.
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No One.
Nobody does. Second hand smoke is not a certifiable cause of death. Any figures quoted are merely conjecture and pure propaganda.
definitely. second hand smoke contains many chemicals and some references state it is more harmful than the inhaled smoke. Plus, the child did not choose to be in this position.
about 1,112,692,783,257 people die from it
Second hand smoke can lead to the same effects of the actual smoker. There a studies that suggest that it has a worst effect than that of the smoker's; however, these studies have not been extensively researched. In a overview second hand smoke can (Allegedly) cause lung cancer, health problems, and increase your chances of heart attack, stroke, asthma related death, etc.
NoYes, indeed you can. You can also get it from other environmental factors, and it can be hereditary. There are many people who get lung cancer now for what seems to be no understandable reason at all.