Bistros without tobacco

Bistros without tobacco: Decreased 15% of heart attack The ban on smoking in public places, including bars, cafes, clubs and boxes of nights showed in a study that the health effects are considerable: a decrease in myocardial infarction by 15%. A 15% drop in infarction and cerebral vascular accidents since the ban on smoking in all public places contained in a study report delivered to the Ministry of Health. This study demonstrates that the ban had an immediate effect on public health. Why a figure so spectacular? The reason comes from reducing exposure to passive smoking customers and staff will or working in these establishments. Being a public health priority for the ministry, the fight against smoking is inevitable. Tobacco smoking kills one in two regular and 5,000 people fall victim every year in France of passive smoking.