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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Bob sinclair from Oxford says:Sep 29, 19:59
Christ ,its like a facist rally this bloody thread.
too many loose screws for me,i`m out.Should smoking be banned in the home?No -
Steve from Hornchurch says:Sep 28, 23:24
tobacco is a nasty addictive poison used by criminals and the less educated class that would spend their last penny on it rather than feed their children and pay their bills
Should smoking be banned in the home?Yes -
Steve from Hornchurch says:Sep 28, 23:24
tobacco is a nasty addictive poison used by criminals and the less educated class that would spend their last penny on it rather than feed their children and pay their bills
Should smoking be banned in the home?Yes -
alex from acton says:Sep 28, 23:20
long term tobacco use lowers your IQ by up to 10 percent.
Should smoking be banned in the home?Yes -
carol from frome says:Sep 28, 23:17
tobacco has had its day grow up and try and be an adult.
Should smoking be banned in the home?Yes
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