It is estimated that approximately 85% of infants who die after discharge from the hospital are found to have been exposed to secondhand cigarette smoke.

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The specific percentage of infants who die after discharge from the hospital due to exposure to secondhand cigarette smoke is not widely reported or confirmed to be 85%. While secondhand smoke is a significant health risk for infants, leading to increased risks of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), respiratory infections, and other health issues, the exact percentage of post-discharge infant deaths attributed to it is not definitively established and would vary based on numerous factors including geographical location, socioeconomic status, and public health policies.

It Is Estimated That Approximately 85% of Infants Who Die