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Nishimura contributed his information in a 1991 UPI item
Dr Malcolm Brodlie, consultant in paediatric respiratory medicine at the Great North Childrens Hospital and MRC clinician scientist and clinical senior lecturer at the Institute of Cellular Medicine, Newcastle University, said: Breathing in secondhand smoke is harmful to people from all age groups, but children are especially vulnerable as their lungs are still developing and they breathe faster than adults, so inhale more of the harmful poisons
Smoking and nicotine e-cigarette use also increased risks for these indications of lung injury, just not by as much, Boyd said
Short term Chest pain Uneven heartbeats Long term Doubles the risk of heart attack Constriction of the coronary artery Increases the risk of heart disease Damages blood vessels Damages arteries supplying blood to your brain Stomach disease Nicotine interacts with all parts of the digestive system leading to many harmful effects
Ramsey Amin, Burbank, California
