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Thirdhand Smoke Is Widespread And May Be Dangerous, Mounting Evidence Shows
Thirdhand smoke is referred to residual chemicals left on indoor surfaces by tobacco smoke. Research has shown such potentially hazardous residue can be ingested and inhaled months and even years after the smoke has dissipated.
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Insect-Inspired Sensor Can Detect Harmful Airborne Chemicals
Scientists, including those of Indian origin, have developed a novel sensor - inspired by hairy, flying insects - that can quickly and accurately detect a broad range of dangerous airborne chemicals.
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Thirdhand Smoke Is Widespread And May Be Dangerous, Mounting Evidence Shows
Thirdhand smoke is referred to residual chemicals left on indoor surfaces by tobacco smoke. Research has shown such potentially hazardous residue can be ingested and inhaled months and even years after the smoke has dissipated.
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Insect-Inspired Sensor Can Detect Harmful Airborne Chemicals
Scientists, including those of Indian origin, have developed a novel sensor - inspired by hairy, flying insects - that can quickly and accurately detect a broad range of dangerous airborne chemicals.
