Passive smoking may not be harmful, says study

Passive smoking might not be as harmful as first thought, according to a controversial new study.

Passive smoking might not be as harmful as first thought, according to a controversial new study.

American research has found that the effects of exposure to second-hand cigarette smoke, which has been prominently linked to an increased risk of heart disease and lung cancer, may have been overstated.

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