It varies according to country. In a representative survey conducted in 2010 of about 18 000 adults living in 18 European countries, 62% reported that smoking was not allowed inside the home (73% of non-smokers and 34% of current smokers), with a range from 93% in Finland to 31% in Croatia.
- What is second-hand smoke?
- Is inhalation of second-hand smoke harmful to health?
- Why should non-smokers breathing other people’s smoke be concerned about developing lung cancer?
- What percentage of people in Europe are exposed to tobacco smoke inside the home?
- What are the benefits of a smoke-free home?
- Does my smoking influence others’ smoking?
- Are people exposed to second-hand tobacco smoke in the workplace in the European Union?
- What are the benefits of introducing legislation to create a smoke-free environment?