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Secondhand smoke exposure increases risk for ADHD symptoms among school-aged children Secondhand smoke exposure between the prenatal period and childhood increased risk for having ADHD symptoms and subtypes among school-aged children, according to results of a cross-sectional study published in JAMA Network Open

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"They really don't have the option of waiting, they wake up and crave cigarettes and they smoke, it's not a behaviour that is modifiable." "We think the early morning smokers are more nicotine dependent and unlikely to change their smoking habits." The papers' authors suggest that this high risk group of individuals would benefit from targeted smoking interventions