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Smoking: Children of parents who smoke are four times more likely to take up habit, study says

The Better Health Smoking campaign highlights research on the inter-generational impact of smoking.

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Children whose parents smoke are four times as likely to take up smoking themselves

Experts warn that teenagers whose parents smoke are likely to copy them in adulthood New film features health experts discussing how adult smokers can

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Children whose parents smoke are four times as likely to take up smoking themselves

By stopping smoking, parents can help break the pattern of smoking in their family across the generations, protect their children and improve their own health

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Children whose parents smoke are four times as likely to take up smoking themselves

A new film from the government Better Health Smoke Free campaign has been released to discuss how adult smoker can influence younger people.

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Campaign launched to cut smoking rates

Top medical experts have warned that teens whose parents or caregivers smoked are four times as likely to have taken up smoking.

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