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ROLE OF PARENTAL SMOKING AND ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE EXPOSURE IN CHILDHOOD CANCER: A STUDY USING HAIR COTININE ANALYSIS AND QUESTIONNAIRES

2023-10-26

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OBJECTIVES In the etiology of childhood cancers, many genetic and environmental factors play a role. One of these factors is cigarette smoking and the main source of tobacco smoke exposure of children is parental smoking. However, establishing a causal relationship between parental smoking and childhood cancers has proven challenging due to difficulties in accurately detecting tobacco smoke exposure METHODS To ad...

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10.22541/au.169833606.62837364/v1
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ROLE OF PARENTAL SMOKING AND ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE EXPOSURE IN CHILDHOOD CANCER: A STUDY USING HAIR COTININE ANALYSIS AND QUESTIONNAIRESDOI 10.22541/au.169833606.62837364/v1
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