Exposure to second-hand smoke doubles in sub-Saharan Africa

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The Independent World	Exposure to second-hand smoke doubles in sub-Saharan Africa	Exposure to second-hand smoke caused 1.7 million deaths globally in 2023, according to the latest statistics, but has fallen sharply in wealthier countries. Sub-Saharan Africa saw the largest increase	9 Sep, 10:36	9 Sep, 11:00	0m	independent.co.uk	First

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