Michael Waring, co-author of the study and associate professor at Drexel's College of Engineering, said in a statement: "While many public areas have restrictions on smoking, including distance from doorways, non-smoking buildings and even full smoking bans on campus for some universities, these smoking limitations often only serve to protect non-smoking populations from exposure to second-hand smoke." "This study shows that third-hand smoke, which we are realizing can be harmful to health as second-hand smoke, is much more difficult to avoid." The paper came about after a Drexel researcher studied how outdoor air particles change when they come inside, by measuring the air composition in an unoccupied classroom
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The Lung Association was as troubled as anyone who saw the picture of that little girl on `Toddlers and Tiaras, said Erika Sward, the associations director of national advocacy, in an interview
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