Summary of recent research.
Factual information for child care providers about secondhand smoke.
Concise but fully footnoted factsheet on secondhand smoke and its effects on adults and children.
Excerpted from EPA report, published by the National Conservation Guild, as part of their indoor air quality issues series.
Young children and unborn infants are more vulnerable than adults to genetic damage from secondhand smoke, and exposures during early development increase the risk of cancer later in life, according to a study at Columbia University.
Summary of an international symposium on health damages to kids from tobacco smoke. Provided in English and German languages.
1999 report summarizes the effects of secondhand smoke on children.
ASH-UK report pulls together the latest research to assess how much secondhand smoke children are exposed to, the diseases that this is causing in children, the public awareness of these facts, and educational and policy strategies to reduce this harm.
Educates parents on keeping their homes and cars smokefree for their children's health.
Research article compares measured effects of prenatal exposure to the substances.
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