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  • Second-hand smoke is a trigger for people with asthma.
  • People who smoke and who have asthma have worse asthma control and faster loss of lung function.
  • Women who smoke during pregnancy are harming the development of their baby’s lungs.
  • If you have asthma, avoid smoky places whenever possible.

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Reviewed on: 09-04-2019