February 29, 2008Open Access

Secondhand Smoke Exposure Among Women and Children: Evidence From 31 Countries

HWHeather WipfliUniversity of Southern California ÉÁÉrika Ávila-TangUniversity of Southern California ANAna Navas‐AciénUniversity of Southern California

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Our results indicate that women and children living with smokers are at increased risk of premature death and disease from exposure to SHS. Interventions to protect women and children from household SHS need to be strengthened.

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