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3/29/2011

Data from a new study in Spain show that the hair of babies who sleep in the same room as their parents exhibits nicotine levels three times higher than those who sleep in another room. They suffer from exposure to third-hand smoke, which is harmful smoke components that impregnate their parents' skin, clothes, and hair.