Air Cleaners Do Not Thwart Most Effects of Secondhand Smoke – Medscape

Air Cleaners Do Not Thwart Most Effects of Secondhand Smoke
Medscape
August 4, 2011 — Air cleaners significantly reduce particulate matter (PM) levels but are not enough to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke in inner-city children with asthma residing with a smoker, a new study has found. Arlene M. Butz, ScD, MSN,
Indoor Air Cleaners Ease Asthma Symptoms in Children Living With SmokersVAdvert Press Center (press release)

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ADHD, Learning Issues May Be Linked to Secondhand Smoke – U.S. News & World Report


Daily Mail

ADHD, Learning Issues May Be Linked to Secondhand Smoke
U.S. News & World Report
According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, secondhand smoke has been linked to increased severity of asthma in 200000 to 1 million children and 150000-300000 lower respiratory tract infections in babies. Secondhand smoke is also linked to
Secondhand smoke 'could increase risk of ADHD in children by 50%'Daily Mail
Effects of Second Hand SmokeAbout – News & Issues
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Globe and Mail

Second-hand smoke
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Alberta Health and Wellness is advising against strenuous physical activity outdoors suggests those with asthma bronchitis or emphysema should stay indoors.
BC smoke sparks Alberta health alertToronto Sun
Alberta issues health warning due to BC firesGlobe and Mail
Showers may bring relief as smoke from BC settles over CalgaryCalgary Herald
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