Research has even shown that pets can be affected by secondhand smoke Dogs and cats are twice as likely to develop nasal cancer if their owner smokes, as compared to households without cigarette smoking
Study co-author, Professor Georg Matt of San Diego State University, told Medical News Today : We know from other studies that thirdhand smoke can persist for years in homes that have been heavily smoked in
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"If these rules are finalized they become the law of the land and it becomes illegal for menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars to be sold." In recent weeks, dozens of interest groups for and against the ban met with Biden administration officials to try and influence the proposed rules, which would wipe out billions in tobacco sales
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