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The Protective Role of the Nose During Acute Exposure to Passive Smoking.
The aim of this study was to compare the acute effects of second hand smoke exposure between nasal and oral breathing and to assess the potential protective role of the nose during acute exposure, in exposure conditions similar to those within a bar where smoking is permitted.
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