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New Smoking Study Reaches Old Conclusion
Washington AP reports a National Research Council review concludes environmental tobacco smoke raises lung cancer risk in nonsmokers and harms young children. Estimates vary from 14 to 34 percent. researchers say about 20 percent of nonsmoker lung cancer deaths may be linked to passive smoke.
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National Academy of Sciences
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National Research Council
U.S
Department
Council
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Scott Stapf
The
Tobacco Institute
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of
Health and Human Services
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John Banzhaf
James Robins
Harvard University School of Public Health
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