"passive smoke" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the smoke that is inhaled from someone else's cigarette or other type of smoke, and is not directly inhaled from the source. For example, "Passive smoke inhaled from cigarettes can be just as harmful as smoking directly."
Models for cigar/pipe smoking and passive smoke exposure were further adjusted for cigarette smoking status (never, past and current).
To examine the influence of cigarette, cigar and pipe smoking, cessation of cigarette smoking and passive smoke exposure on the risk of pancreatic cancer.
This disruption could theoretically be potentiated or exacerbated by cigarette smoke exposure through active smoking or passive smoke exposure.
Regarding validation of other smoke exposures, passive smoke exposure and active smoking at age 18 was associated with increased cotinine levels.
The third part of the questionnaire consists of questions about parental smoking behaviour and passive smoke exposure towards the child.
Cigar and pipe smoking and exposure to passive smoke were not associated with pancreatic cancer.
Moreover, previous studies showed that the validity for self-reported active smoking, as well as passive smoke exposure, is high and nondifferential in cases and controls [ 32, 33].
Cigarette smoking and second-hand smoke (passive smoke) may reduce the effectiveness of medications such as corticosteroids.
Daher et al. showed that a one-hour water pipe smoking session produces as much passive smoke, with all its harmful substances, as four smoked cigarettes.
NTR2632 Despite current efforts to prevent passive smoking, some people are still being exposed to passive smoke (PS) involuntarily, especially children because they cannot protect themselves.
Passive smoke exposure also remained stable over time despite recent regional implementation of smoking bans.
