The risks include: Low birth weight Miscarriage Pre-term birth Stillbirth Congenital disabilities Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (after birth) A study from the University of Nottingham reveals that there is a 23 per cent risk for women who smell cigarette smoke while pregnant, nearly as high as the risk that women who smoke when they are pregnant face, a 20 to 34 per cent risk, Similarly, the range of congenital disabilities for pregnant women exposed to secondhand smoke was about 13 per cent as compared to 10 to 34 per cent for the smoker mums-to-be
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The average teenager saw an estimated 26 cigarette television a week, or over 100 per month. But on January 11, 1964, the federal government dropped a bomb