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2 Over 64 million people have asthma 1 of every 10 children affected $300-$600 a month for treatment Allergies and Asthma
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3 Common Triggers of Allergies
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More Allergy Triggers Photo courtesy of Charles Graham, Texas A&M University 4
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5 43% of children under age 12 live in homes with smokers Secondhand Smoke
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6 Pneumonia Ear infections Lung damage More asthma attacks More allergy problems Symptoms Caused by Secondhand Smoke in Children
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7 Longer to heal from illnesses Other infections Sudden infant death syndrome Symptoms from Secondhand Smoke
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8 Underdeveloped babies Infant deaths Slow lung development Children inhale poisons Smoking Parents
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9 Deaths of Nonsmokers
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10 Nonsmoking Spouses Have More Heart Attacks
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11 How Can We Reduce Exposure to Secondhand Smoke?
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12 Close bedroom door Post nonsmoking sign Never allow smoking in your child ’ s bedroom Have child leave the room Other Ways to Reduce Smoke
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13 What are Your Kids Exposed To?
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14 Smoking in Public Places
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15 Choose Events and Homes That are Smoke-Free
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16 Thank You For Not Smoking
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17 Discuss the importance of a smoke-free home Make a clear agreement with your family You may have to compromise Don ’ t insult or place blame Talk With Your Family
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18 It’s Time to Put It Outside!
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