Another term for environmental tobacco smoke

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Environmental tobacco smoke is commonly known as secondhand smoke, as it refers to the smoke that is breathed out by a smoker or emitted from the burning end of a cigarette, cigar, or pipe that is then inhaled by non-smokers. "Primary smoke" refers to the smoke inhaled directly by a smoker, "mainstream smoke" refers to the smoke that is directly exhaled by a smoker, and "sidestream smoke" refers to the smoke that comes from a burning tobacco product.

Another Term for Environmental Tobacco Smoke