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However, there is currently no universally accepted biomarker to effectively distinguish between thirdhand smoke exposure and SHS exposure

These findings support the idea that many adult diseases have their origins in environmental exposures, such as stress, poor nutrition, pollution, or tobacco smoke , during early development

Photoelectric Alarms : These are more responsive to larger smoke particles from smouldering fires