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Any non-US studies?

• acqq 16y ago
  Right, I took a look: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passivrauchen http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passivrauchen You can use Google translate: apparent estimate for Germany per year is "3.300, more than sum of dead from Asbest and illegal drugs." It's obviously significantly less than in U.S., but I can imagine that such differences are really possible considering how health insurance functions -- in Germany all people are covered no matter how poor they are. The average quality of life (through all social strata) is certainly much higher. Or just compare the percent of people in prisons, etc, etc.