Mainstream vs. Sidestream Smoke: Understanding Tobacco Smoke Types
* Mainstream smoke: This is the smoke that is inhaled by the smoker. It contains a high concentration of tar and nicotine, as well as other harmful chemicals.* Sidestream smoke: This is the smoke that is released from the end of a cigarette or cigar. It contains even higher levels of tar and nicotine than mainstream smoke, and it can also be harmful to nonsmokers who breathe it in.
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