Secondhand smoke leads to sudden death – S A N A

Washington – SANA

A recent American study found that passive smoking can lead to sudden death.

The inhalation of smoke passing through the smoker's lungs increases the negative functions of the cardiovascular system of non-smokers and leads to heart disease and sudden death.

The scientists said that because of this smoke, the person's plaque could accumulate on the walls of the internal arteries and cause coronary artery disease, as well as hardening of the arteries and alteration of rhythm-regulating cells. heart.

Passive smoking is the inhalation of smoke from tobacco products used by others.