F17.210 sits within the F17.21 subcategory, which covers all nicotine dependence codes specific to cigarettes
A few children stated that they applied pesticides to tobacco plants with a handheld sprayer and backpack, or operated tractors that were spraying pesticides on tobacco fields.[93] Children also reported experiencing a range of symptoms after coming into contact with pesticides while working in tobacco farming, including burning eyes, burning nose, itchy skin, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, shortness of breath, redness and swelling of the mouth, and headaches
They also list death toll from smoking related illness, where in Missouri 11,000 adults die each year from their own smoking
Secondhand smoke also increases the risk for lung cancer and other lung conditions caused by smoke
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