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Change is "in the air"
Smoke-free building policies may soon put a stop to lighting up in multi-unit housing
Published in
May 2015
- Page 19
Exposure to second-hand smoke is a daily reality for residents and those who work in multi-unit housing (e.g., apartments) in every municipality.
Almost everyone knows someone who has had an illness caused by smoking, such as cancer or a heart condition. There are other illnesses related to tobacco use and exposure to tobacco smoke (second-hand smoke) that are not so widely known. For example, how many people realize that smoking can cause colon cancer and
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