A research found that signs banning smoking may not have as much of an impact on secondhand smoke concentrations as the presence of ashtrays or ashtray equivalents. The research was published September 4 in the open access journal iPLOS ONE/i by Constantine Vardavas from the Harvard School of Public Health and colleagues from other institutions. The authors measured the success of a non-enforced, nationwide smoke-free legislation in Greece by testing levels ...You have just read an article categorized health
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