The Government has launched an advertising campaign on the dangers of second-hand smoke to young children. New TV and radio adverts in England will show smoking by a window or the back door fails to protect youngsters from harmful effects.
According to figures from the Royal College of Physicians, millions of children in the UK are exposed to second-hand smoke that puts them at increased risk of lung disease, meningitis and cot death.
Second-hand smoking results in over 300,000 GP visits among children ever year, 9,500 hospital visits and costs the NHS more than £23.6 million annually.
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