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Third-hand Smoke May Affect Baby's Growth: Study
New York: Exposure to the sticky residue of tobacco smoke — or third-hand smoke — left behind on the furniture and walls of your home may significantly affect your baby’s growth and immunity system, researchers have found. The findings showed that the residue of the smoke puts babies and toddlers at much greater risk because they come into c...
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Two-year-old smokes 40 cigarettes a day
Ardi Rizal is just a two-year-old boy, but is not less than a chain smoker.Rizal who lives in a fishing village Musi Banyuasin, Indonesia, smokes at least 40 cigarettes in a day. He got addicted to smoking after his father gave him a cigarette when he was just 18-months-old, reports thesun.co.uk.He weighs more than 25 kilograms and finds it ...
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Third-hand Smoke May Affect Baby's Growth: Study
New York: Exposure to the sticky residue of tobacco smoke — or third-hand smoke — left behind on the furniture and walls of your home may significantly affect your baby’s growth and immunity system, researchers have found. The findings showed that the residue of the smoke puts babies and toddlers at much greater risk because they come into c...
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Two-year-old smokes 40 cigarettes a day
Ardi Rizal is just a two-year-old boy, but is not less than a chain smoker.Rizal who lives in a fishing village Musi Banyuasin, Indonesia, smokes at least 40 cigarettes in a day. He got addicted to smoking after his father gave him a cigarette when he was just 18-months-old, reports thesun.co.uk.He weighs more than 25 kilograms and finds it ...
