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Shisha (Waterpipe) smoking fact sheet for pregnant women and young families

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Shisha (Waterpipe) smoking fact sheet for pregnant women and young families

Is shisha harmful to me, my baby or my young children? YES! Shisha smoke is toxic. It contains chemicals, including carbon monoxide and tar, which are bad for your health and those around you. Smoking shisha can lead to problems in your pregnancy. It can also harm your baby and young children.
Organisation:
NSW Health
Target audience:
Women
Service area:
NSW
Published:
October 2019
Last reviewed:
April 2024
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