Secondhand Smoke Triggers Child Allergies:
Allergies and asthma in your child
Reuters
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This resource provides just another reason to stop smoking: A recent Swedish study that found that secondhand smoke can trigger respiratory and food allergies in children.
Vincent J. Tamuzza, MD
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(2 reviews)
01/13/2008
A great article that EVERY parent should read, smoker or not! I have a friend who suffers from allergies and she will always blame her parents' careless smoking.
01/28/2008
An excellent article that gives parents another reason not to smoke around their children. The article talks about a study that showed that children exposed to second hand smoke were more like to suffer from allergies and asthma. This article was brief, but very informational.
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