claim: "there is no good data showing secondhand smoke kills people."
author: john stossel
evidence_1: feb 13, 2017 ... “secondhand smoke kills. ... study and related research showing that  secondhand smoke exposure ... regardless, the data there made it obvious that  the miraculous reductions claimed in smaller studies were unrealistically high. ...  in access to medical care and people smoking less when cigarette taxes ...
evidence_2: dec 4, 2014 ... fox's john stossel claimed that "there is no good data showing secondhand  smoke kills people," ignoring years of studies and a 2014 surgeon ...
evidence_3: mar 9, 2018 ... tobacco kills more than 7 million people each year. ... good monitoring tracks the  extent and character of the tobacco epidemic and indicates how best to ... there  is no safe level of exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke. ... studies show that  few people understand the specific health risks of tobacco use.
evidence_4: data and statistics on cigarette smoking among adults in the united states. part  of the tips from former smokers campaign, which features real people suffering  ... cigarette smoking kills more than 480,000 americans each year, with more  than ... smoking prevalence of any racial/ethnic group in the united states, there  are ...
evidence_5: dec 7, 2018 ... besides, it smells bad, and that negative externality is a good enough ... the  latest data from the cdc show that the percentage of nonsmokers (aged 3+) who  show signs of secondhand smoke exposure (based on serum levels of a ... if  something is tiny and invisible, people think it will probably kill them.