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Also, when female (but not male) mice from this generation were bred with nicotine-naive mates, male offspring displayed fewer, but still significant, deficits in cognitive flexibility, according to the study

But, I would say its at least, if not more harmful than secondhand smoke from nicotine/tobacco products

For example, the hand-to-mouth routine, the urge after meals, or the stress break pattern can feel as powerful as nicotine itself

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