russo
пассивное курение português
tabagismo passivo catalão
fumador passiu espanhol
tabaquismo pasivo 
Inhalation of smoke by persons other than the intended active smoker.
Synonyms
Examples for "ets"
Examples for "ets"
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A mutation in the putative DNA-binding region of ets-2 abolished transforming activity.
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Small pock ets of lightning sizzled within, creating two glowing, electric orbs.
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RESULTS: The ets-1 expression increased in early stages of oral tumor formation and invasion.
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We were unable to detect ets-2-dependent transcriptional regulation of several enhancers containing ets-binding motifs.
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She later confirmed National was ruling out including agriculture in the ETS.
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In vivo, half of shs1Δ mutant cells exhibit incomplete collars and disrupted neck filaments.
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Therefore, we sought to assess long-term compliance to the ban using SHS measurements.
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Results: After adjustments, SHS was associated with reduced scores in all SF-36 domains.
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Unpleasant experience was more strongly associated with family smoking than SHS exposure at home.
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Our results support the conclusion that there are no safe levels of SHS exposures.
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However, we would like to set the record straight concerning passive smoking.
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Do people understand the damage that passive smoking does to those around them?
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This imposition of passive smoking has long been recognised as a serious health hazard.
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Conclusion: Maternal passive smoking during peri-conceptional period increased the risk of NTDs in offspring.
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Few studies have explored the possible effect of passive smoking.
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The move aims to protect young people under 18 from second-hand smoke.
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Why: To protect children from the harm associated with second-hand smoke.
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Studies have shown that work-related stress can be more dangerous than second-hand smoke.
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Patrik had to restrain himself from saying anything about the dangers of second-hand smoke.
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The study also found 38% of the children were exposed to second-hand smoke.
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It states unequivocally that environmental tobacco smoke is a serious carcinogenic.
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They persist in promoting the discredited notion that environmental tobacco smoke is innocuous.
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We observed no associations of paternal smoking during pregnancy, or environmental tobacco smoke exposure, with childhood-onset type 1 diabetes.
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Previous research has suggested that exposure to environmental tobacco smoke could increase the risk of heart disease by 30 per cent.
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The Irish Heart Foundation, among other impartial, independent, health-promoting organisations, accepts the scientific evidence that exposure to environmental tobacco smoke is harmful.
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He claims that there are more dangers to smoking in one's car than those of the alleged effects of environmental tobacco smoke.
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The Minister for Health should be pleased with research findings on environmental tobacco smoke prepared by three fifth-year students from Kinsale Community College.
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More than 7,000 children between the age of two months and two years were monitored to estimate environmental tobacco smoke damage.
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The etiology of these driver oncogenes in patients with NSCLC remains unknown, and environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) is a potential cause in these cases.
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A major review of how hospitals treat children with asthma found that 32% of those treated for breathing difficulties encountered " environmental tobacco smoke" just beforehand.
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The incidence of exposure to environmental tobacco smoke was significantly higher in Group 2 compared to Group 1(76.2% vs 47.7%, p=0.036).
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A causal association has been established between exposure to environmental tobacco smoke and lung cancer, with a relative risk in the order of 1.2.
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