Smoking by mothers causes 56 infant deaths a year, claims ESRI report

SOME 56 babies are estimated to be dying each year as a result of smoking by their mothers, a report by the Economic and Social Research Institute has found.

Smoking by mothers causes 56 infant deaths a year, claims ESRI report

The ESRI said the 56 deaths included:

22 caused by sudden infant death syndrome 45% of all cot deaths.

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