Translation of "Exposure to smoke" in German

There is no safe level of exposure to passive tobacco smoke.

Article 8 concerns protection against exposure to tobacco smoke.

All people should be protected from exposure to tobacco smoke.

Children's and adolescents' exposure to tobacco smoke is a particular health concern.

Exposure to tobacco smoke in bars and restaurants continues to decline.

Public education and awareness-raising campaigns concerning the serious health effects of exposure to environmental tobacco smoke must be boosted

So far, ten EU Member States provide for comprehensive protection from exposure to tobacco smoke.

People were unaware of the health risk posed by permanent exposure to smoke.

Environmental exposure to tobacco smoke Passive smoking is the most common environmental exposure to hazardous substances.

This procedure allows clean working without fingermarks and prevents exposure to smoke during shooting.

Exposure to secondhand smoke can also damage the cardiovascular system and may even increase a non smoker’s risk for stroke.

Tobacco smoking and exposure to second-hand smoke increase the risk of contracting many diseases.

This option would fail to protect the most vulnerable occupational groups from exposure to second-hand smoke.

Legislation is necessary to protect people from exposure to tobacco smoke.

Studies demonstrate that airway inflammation develops even after limited exposure to cannabis smoke.

Exposure to smoke/carbon monoxide, usually the result of being trapped in a burning building.

In 2010, nearly 61 percent of the nonsmokers reported exposure to secondhand smoke in their workplaces.

Their absence also prevented the migration of immune cells and damage to the lungs despite exposure to cigarette smoke.

In studies with monkeys "prolonged exposure to marijuana smoke failed to produce any carcinogenic effects."

Exposure to cigarette smoke is the main cause of death and illness in Europe, with smoking imposing a heavy burden on health care systems as well.

Exposure to environmental tobacco smoke, also known as passive smoke, is a significant additional cause of death, disease and disability in the European Union.

However, there are still significant differences in the level of protection against exposure to tobacco smoke within the EU.

I would point out that Article 8 of the World Health Organisation Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, which, to date, has been ratified by 26 Member States and by the Community, obliges all parties to guarantee effective protection against exposure to tobacco smoke in workplaces and enclosed public spaces and on public transport.