Secondhand Smoke Exposure Affects Girls More Than Boys

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Secondhand Smoke Exposure Affects Girls More Than Boys

The negative health effects of early-life exposure to secondhand smoke appear to impact girls more than boys - particularly those with early-life allergic sensitization, according to new research

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Tags: Allergies, Healthy Living, Children's Health

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UC HealthNews : Early-Life Exposure to Secondhand Smoke Affects Girls More Than Boys, New Study Suggests

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Early-life exposure to secondhand smoke affects girls more than boys, new study suggests

medicalxpress.com — “The negative health effects of early-life exposure to secondhand smoke appear to impact girls more than boys—particularly those with early-life allergic sensitization, according to new research from the University of Cincinnati (UC) College of Medicine.” View full resource at medicalxpress.com