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Rischi del fumo passivo nei bambini

Dagli archivi di ‪@PianetaSalute‬ Questo video presenta un progetto di sensibilizzazione sui rischi del fumo passivo nei bambini. Il progetto si chiama "Hector the Protector Bear" e si basa su un orsetto che protegge i bambini dal fumo passivo. In Italia, il 52% dei bambini di 2 anni è esposto abitualmente al fumo passivo, il 49% dei neonati e bambini fino a 5 anni e il 12% dei bambini ha un genitore fumatore. Gli specialisti affermano che il fumo passivo è altrettanto dannoso per la salute quanto il fumo attivo e che ogni anno circa 150.000 a 300.000 bambini in età inferiore a 18 mesi soffrono di bronchiti e polmoniti. La legge vieta ora il fumo nelle vicinanze degli ospedali, delle attrezzature per neonati e delle sale parto, nonché negli abitacoli dei veicoli in presenza di minori di 18 anni. Il fumo passivo può causare patologie oncologiche, respiratorie e cardiocircolatorie sia nei bambini che nelle donne in gravidanza, che possono anche influire negativamente sul nascituro. #fumopassivo #malattierespiratorie #quitsmoking English: The video is about a project called "Hector the Protector Bear" aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of passive smoking on children. The project was launched during a press conference in Milan. The conference speakers discussed how passive smoking affects children and how even if parents take care of their children, they are still exposed to passive smoking outside, through smoke particles that stick to clothes and hair. According to statistics, 52% of second-year-old children in Italy are habitually exposed to passive smoking, 49% of newborns and children up to 5 years old, and 12% have at least one smoking parent. The speakers emphasized that passive smoking is just as harmful as active smoking, and it can lead to bronchitis, pneumonia, hospitalizations, and even cancer in adults. The speakers also stressed the importance of protecting pregnant women and children from passive smoking and the dangers it can cause, such as sudden infant death syndrome, low birth weight, respiratory infections, and heart and circulatory problems. The speakers urged people to be more conscious of the harm caused by passive smoking and to take steps to protect themselves and their loved ones. The video is about a project called "Hector the Protector Bear" aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of passive smoking on children. The project was launched during a press conference in Milan. The conference speakers discussed how passive smoking affects children and how even if parents take care of their children, they are still exposed to passive smoking outside, through smoke particles that stick to clothes and hair. According to statistics, 52% of second-year-old children in Italy are habitually exposed to passive smoking, 49% of newborns and children up to 5 years old, and 12% have at least one smoking parent. The speakers emphasized that passive smoking is just as harmful as active smoking, and it can lead to bronchitis, pneumonia, hospitalizations, and even cancer in adults. The speakers also stressed the importance of protecting pregnant women and children from passive smoking and the dangers it can cause, such as sudden infant death syndrome, low birth weight, respiratory infections, and heart and circulatory problems. The speakers urged people to be more conscious of the harm caused by passive smoking and to take steps to protect themselves and their loved ones.