The interview was conducted by Jill Stoddard, Editor of the Global Observatory and Director of Web & Multimedia at the International Peace Institute
Studies show that passive smoking can also have a significant impact on an unborn baby.[iv] Just like smoking cigarettes yourself during pregnancy, passive smoking can increase the risk of a premature birth, low birth rate and also, SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, or "cot death").[v] It's also important to note that research suggests that pregnant women who live with a smoker are 6 times more likely to also smoke through their pregnancy or to relapse after the baby is born.[vi] So, if you have a partner who smokes, or you live with someone who smokes, it would be worthwhile sharing this information with them
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Moerman and Potts 2011) which remains in the environment, resulting in hazardous consequences (Lee 2012)
It changed my life because I knew I was going to get into issues affecting the reservation, he said
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