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13th.2009 Research Summary A genetic study has found that children who were exposed to secondhand smoke are more likely to develop lung cancer as adults, according to researchers from the National Cancer Institute and the Mayo Clinic

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"The adverse health effects of fine particulate matter are well established," Hammond said, adding that exposure has been shown to cause early death, reduced lung function, and increased risk of death from lung cancer and heart disease