Editor;
Re “No one is dying from second hand smoke” 30 / 5 /2014. Really?
www.webmd.com/baby/news/20140227/secondhand-smoke-linked-to-miscarriage-risk
“These included women who spent more than 10 years exposed to fumes as a child, more than 10 years as an adult working in a smoke-filled workplace, or more than 20 years as an adult exposed to secondhand smoke in the home.
“These women were 17 percent more likely to have a miscarriage, 55 percent more likely to experience a stillbirth and 61 percent more likely to have an ectopic pregnancy, compared to women without these exposures, the study found.”
Stuart
