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Tobacco Plants, Toxic Tobacco Mosaic Virus Plants, Genetically Modified

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Prenatal Exposure Delayed Effects Tobacco Use Disorder Respiratory Sounds Respiratory Tract Diseases Asthma Lung Neoplasms Pulmonary Emphysema Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive Emphysema Smoke Inhalation Injury Leukoplakia Respiration Disorders Pneumonia Lung Diseases

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Smoking Tobacco Use Disorder Smoking Cessation Parents Tobacco Use Cessation Tobacco Use

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Parents Smoke-Free Policy Public Policy Lobbying Social Control Policies Child Welfare Health Policy Socioeconomic Factors Government Regulation

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Restaurants Tobacco Industry Tobacco, Smokeless Tobacco Products Wood Advertising as Topic Cooking Marketing Automobiles

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Questionnaires Prevalence Advertising as Topic

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Infant, Newborn Parents

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United States California

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