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Direct impact Professor Knottenbelt the principal researcher on this Glasgow study, stated: Our findings show that exposure to smoke in the home is having a direct impact on pets
Tobacco smoke has many effects on those breathing it, including: Inflammation of the airways, causing them to narrow Increased mucus production Damage to cilia, allowing mucus to clog airways and worsen symptoms Decreased lung function Severe symptoms, which may trigger asthma attacks What about allergies and secondhand smoke
So films depict more smoking than in real life [and] we know this has a direct impact on the normalization of tobacco smoking
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