World No Tobacco Day

A home is where a child should feel safe, loved, and protected. But what if that same home is quietly exposing a child to a dangerous asthma trigger? Tobacco smoke, whether it’s firsthand, second-hand, or third-hand, is one of the most harmful pollutants for children, especially those with asthma. And when smoking happens inside the

You step outside your office building for some fresh air, only to walk into a cloud of cigarette smoke. Sounds familiar? For people living with asthma, smoking zones at the workplace can quietly become a daily health hazard. While these zones are meant to isolate smoke, in reality, they often do the opposite, exposing non-smokers

We’ve all heard of second-hand smoke. But what if we told you that you could be exposed to tobacco toxins even when no one is smoking near you? Welcome to the world of third-hand smoke, a lesser-known but dangerous asthma trigger that lingers long after the cigarette is gone. What is Third-Hand Smoke? Third-hand smoke

Passive smoking, or second-hand smoke, is an invisible threat that often goes unnoticed but has severe health consequences. For people living with asthma, exposure to passive smoking can significantly worsen their condition, leading to increased symptoms and frequent asthma attacks. In India, where cultural habits and population density make avoiding second-hand smoke challenging, this issue