|Articles|April 1, 2001
Second-hand smoke
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Second-hand smoke
By Jeanne Sabatie, Production Editor
More evidence linking passive smoking with lung cancer is reported in the March 7 Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Researchers found that nonsmoking women living with men who smoke had five to six times higher levels of metabolites of a tobacco-specific lung carcinogen than women who do not live with a smoker.
Jeanne Sabatie. Second-hand smoke.
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2001;4:10.
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