Influence of secondhand smoke on children's sleep (IMAGE)
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Elevated urinary cotinine is associated with impaired sleep quality, as urinary cotinine levels were inversely correlated with sleep efficiency (A) and total sleep duration (B). ETS- environmental tobacco smoke; correlations were assessed using univariate linear regression (n = 30).
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Prof. Ariel Tarasiuk
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