To: All
Smoking around people with asthma is outright wrong. I've never had that problem because I only know one person with asthma and she is also a smoker. SMOKING AND ASTHMA
"We've all heard that smoking and second-hand smoke cause asthma, but a growing body of evidence is challenging the veracity of this old saw. The most recent study to exonerate smoking and tobacco smoke as a cause of asthma was published in the British Medical Journal July 8, 2000."
217 posted on
05/12/2004 4:00:13 AM PDT by
SheLion
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To: SheLion
>>We've all heard that smoking and second-hand smoke cause asthma, but a growing body of evidence is challenging the veracity of this old saw. The most recent study to exonerate smoking and tobacco smoke as a cause of asthma was published in the British Medical Journal July 8, 2000."<<
My best friend had a baby in 1984. Her mother was the head of Pediatrics at a local hospital. She got on her daughter about smoking every moment of her pregancy. The boy ended up with Asthma. The mother took the daughter and the boy to the best specialist in the city. When the diagosis came back Asthma, the mother flipped out screaming that my friend caused it. My friend was in tears.
The specialist turned to the mother and said, "No, you are wrong. You need to do some research." and handed the mother a report which backed his words. When she left in a huff, the specialist turned to my friend and said, "I run into non-smokers like this all the time."
220 posted on
05/12/2004 4:32:35 AM PDT by
netmilsmom
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