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"But, if you've got two million kids with a 1% increase, you start to see changes in the prevalence of respiratory disease, heart disease and cancer." Baumgartner, who presented her work on Sunday at the annual meeting of the Paediatric Academic Societies in Denver, Colorado, said more than a third of children in the US and globally were exposed to secondhand smoke levels similar to those associated with adverse cardiovascular effects in her study

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in most countries, it started in 1929 and lasted until the late 1930s

He believes the general stance is more in support of the initiative than against it but no position has been taken just yet