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Front Matter (R1-R8)

Contents (R9-R14)

Executive Summary (1-12)

1 Introduction (13-22)

Part I: Physicochemical and Toxicological Studies of Environmental Tobacco Smoke (23-24)

2 The Physicochemical Nature of Sidestream Smoke and Environmental Tobacco Smoke (25-53)

3 In Vivo and In Vitro Assays to Assess the Health Effects of Environmental Tobacco Smoke (54-62)

Part II: Assessing Exosures to Environmental Tobacco Smoke (63-64)

4 Introduction (65-68)

5 Assessubg /Exposures to Environmental Tobacco Smoke in the External Environment (69-100)

6 Assessing Exposures to Enviromental Tobacco Smoke Using Questionnaires (101-119)

7 Exposure-Dose Relationship for Environmental Tobacco Smoke (120-132)

8 Assessing Exposures to Environmental Tobacco Smoke Using Biological Markers (133-160)

Part III: Health Effects Possibly Associated with Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke by Nonsmokers (161-162)

9 Introduction (163-165)

10 Sensory Reactions To and Irritation Effects of Environmental Tobacco Smoke (166-181)

11 Effects of Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke on Lung Function and Respiratory Symptoms (182-222)

12 Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Lung Cancer (223-249)

13 Cancers Other than Lung Cancer (250-256)

14 Cardiovascular System (257-268)

15 Other Health Considerations in Children (269-276)

Appendixes (277-278)

Appendix A: Guidelines for Public and Occupational Chemical Exposures to Materials that are Also Found in Environmental Tobacco Smoke (279-283)

Appendix B: Method of Combining Data From Studies of Environmental Tobacco Smoke Exposure and Lung Cancer (284-288)

Appendix C: Adjusments to Epidemiologic Estimates of Excess Lung Cancer in Persons Exposed to Environmental Tobacco Smoke (289-293)

Appendix D: Risk Assessment- Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Lung Cancer (294-338)