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Factors associated with secondhand smoke incursion into the homes of non-smoking residents in a multi-unit housing complex: a cross-sectional study in Seoul, Korea.

BMC Public Health · 2017 · PMC5613333 · PMID 28946863

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a negative trendp = 0.038actually significant
Residents who lived in large homes exhibited a negative trend across the categories ( p = 0.038).

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a positive trendno p-value reported
Residents who were women ( p = 0.020), spent more time at home ( p < 0.001), lived with children ( p < 0.001), and supported the implementation of smoke-free homes in MUH ( p = 0.020) exhibited a positive trend across the categories of SHS incursion.

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