Cameras caught the truck driving out of the facility
SHS effects on children may include: allergies, olfactory diseases (nasal), circulatory problems, asthma, respiratory problems, behavioral problems, Crohns disease, sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) An estimated 35,000-62,000 deaths occur annually from heart disease in people who are not current smokers, but who are exposed to environmental tobacco smoke
However, thats where the similarities end
Theyre designed to look the part without the nicotine kick, often made from tea leaves or other non-tobacco materials
Thats all that it takes
Maida Galvez Speaking on Plastics and Childhood Exposure(9:50 Run Time) University of CA, San Francisco - California Childcare Health Program - Banning Chemicals Called Phthalates in Childhood Products(1 pp, 81 K, PDF)