Types of Exposure to Cigarette Smoke Cigarette smoke affects the body regardless of how it is inhaled : Mainstream smoke : inhaled directly by the smoker Secondhand smoke : inhaled by people nearby Thirdhand smoke : toxic particles that cling to clothing, hair, furniture, and indoor surfaces Children, infants, and pregnant individuals are particularly vulnerable
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The smell can last 1-2 months with windows open and air circulation, but vehicles with fabric seats and headliners may retain odours for 6 months or longer, especially with poor ventilation
The nicotine it contains is extremely addictive, causing some users to become addicted to the product
Figure 6 Number of studies analyzed that confirm the relationship between the use of EC and the consumption of conventional cigarettes and other substances DISCUSSION The present study posed the following research question: What are the risk and protective factors for e-cigarette use among adolescents, its association with tobacco and other substance use, and the evidence of its use as a smoking cessation strategy?
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