Finding · as stated by the study, recorded by Coridum · status verified-machine

Finding F-1521

“Indoor exposure was common, as 46.4% lived in households with indoor smoking.”

Association Between Self-Reported Socio-Economic Conditions, Air Pollution Sources and… (2026). Public Health Chall. Page 3. CKB 1693

Structure

Factor
Tobacco smoke (secondhand smoke)
Setting
home
Study design
survey of self-reported socioeconomic conditions and air pollution sources in households, related to reported health (class 4)
Effect
prevalence 46.4
Caveat
reported in a survey, not measured

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