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Deaths due to passive smoking in India up 50 pc compared to 1990: Lancet study
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Lancet study reports a 50% rise in deaths from passive smoking in India since 1990. It underscores the health risks of secondhand smoke and the importance of preventing exposure.
WHY IT MATTERS
The increase signals a growing public health burden that requires stronger tobacco control measures.
Passive smoking is avoidable if smokers take steps to prevent exposing others to tobacco smoke
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