Brain
Length: 50s
Language(S): English, Spanish
Year: 2018
Request Licensing InfoSecondhand smoke in schools is dangerous for children.
Ad depicts a teacher smoking out the window of her classroom while young children play in the courtyard below. The children are exposed to large quantities of secondhand smoke when they come back into the classroom.
VO: Eighty-five percent of tobacco smoke is invisible and odorless. The invisible mixture contains carbon dioxide, methanol and even arsenic. Cigarette smoke can cause serious health problems in children:
respiratory diseases, asthma and ear infections. Smoke is an invisible killer. 1 in 4 children are exposed to second-hand smoke in schools. Fight for our children! Fight for a smoke-free Mexico!
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