18 results with keyword: 'public place smoking laws exposure environmental tobacco smoke'
outcomes are strongly correlated with other biological markers of ETS such as ambient nicotine measurements (Jacalyn Coghlin, S. Katharine Hammond, and Peter H. Okoli, Thomas
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JMU, thus, established the Clinical Research Support Team (CRST)-Jichi, in which JMU faculty members support JMU graduates in designing a study or writing a paper.. During
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exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (Z77.22) exposure to tobacco smoke in the perinatal period (P96.81) history of tobacco use (Z87.891).. occupational exposure to
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Praksa je pokazala da stranke vrlo često predstavke, koje se odnose na rad prvostupanjskih upravnih sudova, šalju predsjedniku Visokog upravnog suda Republike Hrvatske. U
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Results: Reducing Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Smoking Bans and Restrictions NCI Research Tested Intervention Programs – Tobacco – Adults and Older Adults..
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Resulting classified train and validation data are then used to calculate Training Error ( TE ) and Validation Error ( VE ), where the resulting TE is used to update the kernel
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Maternal smoking during pregnancy and postnatal exposure to environmental tobacco smoke as predisposition factors to acute respiratory infections.. Environ
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When oxygen requirement at 36 weeks’ corrected postnatal gestational age is used to predict outcome, irrespective of the initial gestational age, 63% of those receiving oxygen
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Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Changes in the Social Climate US Adult Attitudes and Practices Regarding Smoking Restrictions and
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Smoke-free laws not only decrease exposure to tobacco smoke and the resulting disease and death, they also decrease the number of youth who start smoking, increase the number
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Several risk factors for CHDs have been proposed, 7 including maternal smoking during pregnancy and exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS; a mixture of the smoke given off by
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The literature on the association between environmental tobacco smoke and pregnancy outcome has shown that exposure to environmental tobacco smoke increases the risk
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(2010) Cigarette smoking, environmental tobacco smoke exposure and pancreatic cancer risk in the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition. Sponsiello-Wang
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( Continued ) Prevalence of secondhand smoke exposure, support for bans on smoking in public places, and exposure to indirect tobacco advertising, by World Health Organization
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However, the effect of tobacco smoke on T-cells and macrophages depends on the dose [25], [34] and duration of exposure to tobacco smoke, high smoking rates and constant exposure
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A comprehensive model is presented for training pediatricians in the areas of reducing infant and child exposure to environmental tobacco smoke, prevent- ing youth smoking
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Inferences concerning mediation could be strengthened, how- ever, if support was derived from experimental studies using longitudinal data (i.e., training coaches in
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Laws that prohibit smoking in vehicles when children are present protect children from the health harms caused by exposure to tobacco smoke in this setting.. Voluntary policies do
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