Ban smoking in the home?
New research suggests that passive smoking makes children more vulnerable to serious infections that lead to diseases such as meningitis. There is also evidence that nine out of 10 cases of cot death could be linked to mothers who smoked during pregnancy. So is it time to ban smoking in the home for the sake of our children's health?
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mad jack from here says:Jan 20, 14:16
Its OK to smoke in the house of commons many bars though! and get pissed on the subcidized drink, we should be able to execute politicians free from prosicution, bloody hypocrite everyone of them.
Should smoking be banned in the home?No -
C from L says:Jan 20, 12:23
Anybody given up recently? If you have well done and keep going - You can do it!!
Should smoking be banned in the home?Yes -
Dead from Dog says:Jan 17, 09:48
Dont be so ing stupid!
Should smoking be banned in the home?No -
jml kwikfit from ironing board says:Jan 16, 16:30
If they were concerned about children being exposed to smoke, they should never have banned smoking in pubs. They knew that when smoking was banned in bars in parts of the US that children were exposed to more passive smoking at home.
Should smoking be banned in the home?No -
T from M says:Jan 15, 16:14
Hasnt this smoking ban caused even more problems, as its illegal to drink on the streets in most towns, now we have hoards of drinkers congregating outside pubs/clubs etc, causing a nuisance to those that want to walk passed these establishments.
Should smoking be banned in the home?No
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