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See Latest ArticlesActive smoking and second-hand smoke exposure at home among Irish children, 1995-2007
BMJ - Archives of Diseases in Childhood, 10/29/09
Kabir Z et al. – The continual reduction in active smoking prevalence in children is a welcome sign. No significant increase in SHS exposure at home post the nationwide workplace smoking ban in March 2004 also indirectly suggests that the workplace smoking ban did not increase smoking inside homes.
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