Professor Nazaroff's Paper on "Secondhand Smoke" is
Highlighted
A paper recently published by Professor William Nazaroff and Lawrence
Berkeley Laboratory's Brett Singer has been selected as noteworthy
by the journal Nature. The journal article, entitled "Inhalation
of hazardous air pollutants from environmental tobacco smoke in
US residences," is featured in Nature's "Nature
View" highlights. Nazaroff and Singer concluded in the paper
that environmental tobacco smoke or "secondhand smoke"
is a dominant source of exposure to two known human carcinogens
for roughly 31 million nonsmokers in the US, including 16 million
juveniles.
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