Kids Living in Apartments Have Higher Secondhand Smoke Exposure

Children who live in apartments have blood levels of cotinine, a byproduct of tobacco smoke, that are 45% higher than children who live in detached homes, according to a new study.

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Kids Living in Apartments Have Higher Secondhand Smoke Exposure

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