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Prevalence of environmental tobacco smoke by industry in central America: findings from the II central American survey of working conditions and health | Scientific Reports

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By Tracey Barnett, Aro N. Choi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) exposure remains a preventable cause of illness and death worldwide. Tobacco smoke bans reduce exposure, but enforcement in Central America has been slow. Workplaces can reduce ETS impact through policies. This study assessed ETS exposure across various industries in Central America. Data were drawn from II Central American Working Conditions and Health Survey administered between February and June of 2018. The prevalence of ETS and 95% CIs were calculated.
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One million lives saved: How our research milestones mean more moments for people with cancer

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By Amy Warnock, Tracey Barnett, Kathryn Keefe
| Cancer Research UK
One million lives saved: How our research milestones mean more moments for people with cancer - Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
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Past-Year Blunt Smoking among Youth: Differences by LGBT and Non-LGBT Identity

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By Robert Andrew Yockey, Tracey Barnett, Robert Andrew
| MDPI
Abstract : Blunt use (co-use of tobacco and marijuana) is a growing phenomenon among youth and disproportionately affects minority populations. LGBT+ populations are significantly more likely to use marijuana and tobacco, but this relationship has yet to be examined among LGBT+ adolescents. This analysis aimed to investigate past-year blunt use among a national sample of youth and delineate the differences between non-LGBT and LGBT+ youth.
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