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Exposure to Thirdhand Smoke Harms the Health of Pregnant Women Thirdhand Smoke Resource Center Early life secondhand smoke exposure assessed by hair nicotine biomarker may reduce children's neurodevelopment at 2 years of age ScienceDirect Smoking during pregnancy can increase your baby's risk of certain birth defects, like cleft lip or palate. If you are pregnant or thinking of becoming pregnant, quit smoking today. Learn how at Tobacco Use InfantRisk Center
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