While nicotine products help to tackle nicotine addiction, many of them do not contain tobacco and so do not pose the same risk as smoking or using chewing tobacco
First, we examine whetherliving with a parent who smokes when a child is aged 9 or 13 years (childhood and early adolescence) increases the risk of subsequent teenage substance use (cigarettes, e-cigarettes, alcohol and other drug use) at age 17/18 years, and, if yes, whether this risk differs if one or both parents smoke when the child is aged 9 or 13 years, and whether the risk increases when each parent is reported smoking at 9 and 13 years
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However, there can be a potential of recall and social desirability bias, as the data was self-reported
Nordic Stud
Why wildfire or fire-damage homes require different treatments Smoke from forest fires and structural fires differs in composition and origin, necessitating different treatment approaches