[28] Approximately three quarters of the child tobacco workers we interviewed began working in tobacco farming by age 12.[29] Most child tobacco workers interviewed for this report worked on small plots of land farmed by their parents or other family members
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Every additional cigarette increased the sudden infant death risk We wanted to make it so that the differences we saw in the data couldnt be chalked up to differences in race or differences in any of these other variables, said the studys lead author, Tatiana Anderson, a PhD fellow at the Seattle Childrens Research Institute, and we still found this increased risk. To be more specific, the researchers discovered that any smoking during pregnancy even a single cigarette was associated with a doubling of risk of a newborn baby dying suddenly in his or her sleep
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