107 In animal studies, even secondhand smoke exposure had numerous negative effects on bones, including decreasing bone mineral content and density, inhibiting new bone formation while increasing bone resorption, decreasing the thickness of the hard outer layer (cortex) of the bone, and producing weaker, more easily fractured bones
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