For children genetically predisposed to develop ... associated with an increased vulnerability to the negative effects of household smoking on brain development," conclude a Dutch team led by ...

In addition, the children of a parent or parents who smoke may be at risk from the genetic damage done to the parent before conception (because of their previous smoking), the direct effects to ...

Smoking cannabis at home increases the risk of detectable cannabinoids in children's urine. | Cannabis Sciences ...

The study links in-home cannabis smoking to elevated THC levels in children, highlighting the need for interventions to reduce secondhand exposure risks.

Children who start smoking prior to age ... 10,100 participants in an ongoing federal research project into smoking’s health effects, called the Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health ...

This exposure to toxic chemicals, including known carcinogens, could have long-term health effects in these children." The research team analyzed in-home cannabis smoking practices in San Diego ...

Children living in households with reported in-home cannabis smoking show five times higher odds of having detectable THC ...

Specifically, kids whose genes already put them at ... "The increased brain vulnerability to the effects of parental smoking may increase exposure of [central nervous system] antigens to the ...

Researchers at University of California San Diego analyzed cannabis smoking practices in San Diego County to assess whether in-home smoking was associated with cannabis detection in children.