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Apartment Kids Exposed to More Tobacco Smoke

(12/15/2010)

By Enesha Cobb, M.D.
ABC News
December 13, 2010

Children who live in apartments have more tobacco contaminants in their blood than those who live in detached homes -- even if smokers in the household don't light up indoors -- a new study suggests.

Read the full article: http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Wellness/apartment-kids-exposed-tobacco-smoke/story?id=12366053

Keywords: apartment, kids, exposure, tobacco smoke

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