CDC: Secondhand Smoke from Nearby Apartments a Hazard
Sounds like more Nanny State regulations incoming
Households with nonsmokers still may not be free from the effects of secondhand smoke if they live in an apartment complex.
According to a new report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), even if you're not a smoker, living in a multi-unit residence could put you at risk for cigarette smoke exposure.
Researchers found that living in a smoke-free environment doesn't mean you're protected from your neighbor's bad habits.
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