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Lee, P"Passive Smoking," Fd Chem Toxicol20: 223-229, 1982. 16. Lehnert, G., "'Krank dUrch Passivrauchen? (Disease Due to Passive Smoking?)," Munch Med Wschr 123 (40): 1485-1488, 1981. Translation. 17 MacDonald, E., "Non-Smoking Wives of Heavy Smokers Have a Higher Risk of Lung Cancer,"' Br Med J III: 915-916, October 3, 1981. 18. MacDonald, E., "Non-Smoking Wives of' Heavy Smokers Have a Higher Risk of Lung Cancer, !" Br Med J 111:1465, November 28, 1981. 19. Mantel, N., "Epidemiblogic Investiyations: Care in Conduct, Care in Analysis, and Care in Reporting," J'Cancer Res Clin Oncol 105:113-116, 1983. 20; Rutsch, M.,,"Non-Smoking Wives ofi Heavy Smokers Have a Higher Risk of Lung Cancer, !" Br Med J l i 985„March 21, 1981. 21., Schmahl,p, Quoted in "Lungenkrebs durch Passivrauchen? Studie aus Japan, bestfit'g t Verdacht/Widerspruch aus Deutschland (Lung Cancer from Passive Smoking? Study from Japan Confirms SuspicioNContradictory Opinion from Germany),"'Suddeutsch Zertung, March 18, 19811. Translation. 22: Sterling, T, "Non-Smoking Wives of Heavy Smokers Have a Higher Risk of Lung Cancer,"' BrMed J I+.,1156; April 4, 19811 23; Rylander R„"Environmental Tobacco, Smoke and!Lung Canceq" ETS- Environmental7obacco Smoke: Report from a Workshop on Effect5 and Exposure Levels, , edt. R. Rylander„et al., Eur J Respir Dis„ Suppl., 133 (65), 1984, pp,127-133. 24. Tricfiopoulos, D., et al„"Lung Cancer and'Passive Smoking: Conclusions of Greek Study," Lancet lll: 677678, September 17 1983. 25: Garfinkel, L., "Time Trtends in Lung CancerMortality Among Nonsmokers and a Note on Passive Smoking," JNCI 66 (6): 1061;1066; 1981. 26: U.S::Department of Health and Human Service, "ChapterIV. Involuntary Smoking and Lung Cancer," Smoking and Health: A Report of the Surgeon General; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health, Office for Smoki ng and Health, DHEW Publication Nb; (P45) 82- 50179, 1982; pp: 237-254. 27. Lebowitz, M, "Health Effects of Indoor Pollutants," Ann Rev Public Health 4: 203- 221, 1983. 28. Kabati G., and E. Wynder, "Lung Cancer in Nonsmokers,"'Cancer 53(5): 1214r1221, March 1 i 1984. 29. Garfinkel. L. et al., "'Involuntary Smoking and Lun Cancer. A Case Control Study,"' JNC/75~5):463=469, 1985: 30. Chan, W. and S. Fung, "Lung Cancer in Non-Smokers in Hong Kong," E. Grundmann (ed.),i Cancer Campaign Vol: 6, Cancer Epidemiology, (Stuttgart: Gustav Fischer Verlag, 1982) pp. 199-202. 31. Koo, L.C.,,"Is Passive Smoking an Added Risk Factor for Lun~q Cancer in Chinese Women?" Exp CMa Cancerres 3 (3) 1984, pp. 277.283. 32. Knoth, A:, et al, "Passive Smoking as a. Causative Factor of Lung Cancer in Nonsmoking Women," Med Klin Prax 78 (2): 56-59, 1983: Translation. 33. Heller W., "Lung Cancer and Passive Smoking," Lancet 11: 1309„December 3, 1983. 34l Correa, P et al., "Passive Smoking and Lung Cancer," L'ancet1l: 595-597 September 10, 1983. 35. Miller, G:,, "Cancer and Passive Smoking and Nonemployed and Employed Wives,"' lNest J Med'140 (4): 632-635, April, 1984. , 36. Kauffmann, F, et al., "Adult Passive Smoking in the Home Environment: A Risk Factor for Chronic Airfbw Limitation," Am J Epidemiol 117 (3) 269-280, 1983: 37 Adtkofer, F.,et al., "Small-Airways Dysfunction in Passive Smokers;"' New Engl J Med 303 (7); 392, August 14; 1980. 38. Aviado,,D.,,"Small-Airways Dysfunction ~ in Passive Smokers,"'New Engl J Med 303 (7); 393, August 14, 1980! 39., Freedman, A., "'Small-Airways Dysfunction in Passive Smokers," New Engi J'Med 303 (7); 393, August 14; 1980. 40. Huber, G., "Smald-Airwa s Dysfunction in Passive Smokers," New ngt J Med 303' (7): 392, August 14; 1980: 41. White, J., and H. Froeb, "Small-Airways Dysfunction in Passive Smokers," New Engl J Med 303 (7); 393-394, August:14, 1980. 42. Lebowitz, M., "Forum Second Hand Smoke - How Dangerous?," American Lung AssociationlAmerican Thoracic Society Annual,Meeting, Los Angeles, California,. May 17 1982. 43; Pershagen, G. and'A: Cosentino, "Discussion,"' ETS-Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Report from a Workshop on Effects and Exposure Levels, eds. R. Rylander et al, Eur J Respir Dis, Suppl., 133 (65); 1984, pp: 134-136. 44. Comstock„G., et al, "Respiratory Effects of Household'Exposures to Tobacco Smoke and'Gas Cookingj" Am Rev Respir Dis 124 (2); ~143-148, August, 10, 45: Helsing, K., et al., "Respiratory Effects of Household Exposures to Tobaceo Smoke and Gas Cooking on Nonsmokers," Environ. lntl8: 365-370; 1982. 46. Jones, J., et al.,,"Effects of Cooking Fuels on Lung Function in Nonsmoking Women," Arch Environ Health 38 (4): 219- 222, July/Augvst,,1983. 47 Lebowitz, M., et al:,, "Family Aggregation of Pulmonary Function Measurements `Am Rev Respir Dis 129: 8-11, 1984'. 48. Schilling, R., et'all, "Lung Functibnd Respiratory Disease„and Smoking in. E N lV N r"_ N t:

Families," Am J Epidemiol 106 (4): 274-283, 1977 49. Cosentino, A, "Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Pulmonary Function Testing ' ETS-Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Report from a Workshop on Effects and Exposure Levels, eds. R. Rylander, et ali, Eur J Respir Dis, Suppl., 133'(65);,1984, PP. 88-89. 50. Dahms, T.,,et al., "'Passive Smoking- Effects on Bronchial Asthma," Chest 80 (5): 1530-534, 1981. 511. Wiedemann, H!, et al., "Lung Function and Airway Reactivity in Stable Asthmatics after Passive Exposure to Cigarette Smoke," Am Rev Respir Dis 127 (4): 92, ApriIJ,1983. Abstract. 52. Pimm„f; et alJ, "Physiological IEffects of Acute Passive Exposure to Cigarette Smoke in Asthmatics," Fed Proc 36 (3); 606, 1977. 53. Shephard, R., et al, "'Passive` Exposure of Asthmatic Subjects to Cigarette Smoke;" Environ Res 20~ 392-402, 1979. 54. Ing~ A. and A: Breslin, "The Effect of Passive Cigarette Smoking on Asthmatic Patients,"'Proceedings, The Thoracic Society of Australia, October, 1983, p. 543. Abstract. 55. Lebowitz, M., "The Effects of Environmental Tobacco Smoke Exposure and Gas Stoves on Daily Peak Flow Rates in Asthmatic and Non+Asthmatic Families," ETS-Environmentai'Tobacco Smoke: Report from a Workshop on Effects and Exposure Levels,,Eur J Respir Dis, Suppl., 133 (65), 1984, pp. 90-97 56. Astrup; I, et al., "Enhancing Influence of Carbon Monoxide on the Development of Atheromatosis in the Cholesterol-Fed Rabbits," J Atheroscler Res 7: 343-354, 1967 557 Hugod, C., etall, "The InflUence of Carbon Monoxide on lhtimal Morphology," Presentation International Conference on I Atherosclerosis, Miilan, November 9, 1977. i 58. Stender S:, et al, "The Effect of Carbon Monoxide on Cholesterol in the Aortic Wau of Rabbits, "' Atherosclerosis 28: 357-367 1977 59. Hugod, C., et al., "Effect of Carbon Monoxide Exposure on Aortic and'Coronary, Internal Morphology in the Rabbit: ARevaluation," Atherosclerosis 30: 333-342, 1978. 60. Hugod, C;,, and PAstrup., "Studies of Coronary,and Aortic Intimal'.Morphology in Rabbits Exposed to Gas Phase Constituents of Tobacco Smoke (Hydrogen Cyanide, Nitric Oxide and Carbonyl Sulphide):"'Smoking and Arterial Disease, ed. Greenhalgh, R., pp, 89-93;,1981. 61. Bing, R., efal., "Biochemical and Histological Effects of intermittenCCarbon , Monoxide Exposure iniCynomolgus Monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) in Relation to Atheroselerosis,"'J'CGn Pharmacol 29 (8-9): 487-499, August/September, 1980 ~ 62:, Bing, R., Statement, Public Health Commission, County of Los Angeles, California, January 5,1984. 63. U.S. DepartmentlofNealth and Human Service: The Health Consequences oi Smoking: Cardiovascu/ar Disease. A Report of the Surgeon General„U.S. Department of Health and HUman Services; Public Health i Service, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health, DHHS Pub No (P45) 84-50204„ 1983, PP. 388. 64. Schorr, B:, "Smokers Get Intensified Warning on Risks of,Heart Disease by U.S. Surgeon General,"'Wall'Street'Journal, November 18, 1983. 65. Aronow, W, "Effects of Passive Smoking on Angina Pectoris,"'N Engl'J Med 299 (1): 21-24, July 6, 1978. 66. Aviado, D., Statement, State of New Jersey Public Health Council, Public Hearing on Regulation of Smoking in.Certain Public Places, Trenton, New Jersey, July 24, 1980. 67. U,S. Department of Health and Human Service, "Chapter 11. Involuntary Smokinga" Smoking and Health: A RepoRofthe Surgeon Generad; Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Public Health Service, Office of the Assistant Secretary fior Health, Office foriSmoking and Health, DHEW Publication No. 79-50066; 1979, pp. 1-41 i 68. Fisher, E., Statement, U.S.,,Congress, House„Committee on Agriculture, Subcommittee on Tobacco, Effect of Smoking on Nonsmokers, Hearing, 95th Cong., 2nd'Sess., September7, 1978 (Washingtom Government Printing Office, 1978), pp. 35-40. 69: Shephard, R., The Risks of Passive Smoking,(London: Croom+Helm Ltd., Pub., 1982), pp. 73. 70;, McNicolJ M., and J:,A: M¢M Turner, "Oxygen Uptake at the Onset of Angina Pectoris: Effects of Nicotine and Carbon Monoxide," Clin Sci 65 (3): 24, September, 1983. Abstract.. 71. Mintp,M, °FDA„Citing Phony Evidence, Bars Drug Tests by Researcher;"' The Washington Post, March 23, 1983. 72. Peterson, C, "EPA Probe Criticizes a Study Used in Air-Quality Standard," The Washington Post, June 7 1983:. 73. Bland, M., et al., "Effect of Children's and Parents' Smoking on Respiratory Symptoms,"'Arch Dis ChAd 53 (2):1004105; 1978: 74. Bonham„G., and R. Wilson, "Children's Health in Families with Cigarette Smokers," Am J Public Health 71(3): 290-293, 1981. 75. Chariton; A, "Children's Coughs Related to Parental Smoking," Br Med J I: 1647-1649, June 2,1984. 76. Coliey; J., "Respiratory Symptoms in Children and Parental Smoking and Phlegm Production,"'Br Med J II: 201-204, 1974. 77. Colley, J., et al, "Inftuence of Passive Smoking and Parental Phlegm on Pneumonia and Bronchiitis in Early Childhood;"' Lancet II`. 1031-1034„1974., 78. Ekwo, E., et al, "Relationship of' Parental Smoking and Gas Cooking to Respiratory Disease in Children," Chest 84'. (6) 662-668, December, 1983: 79. Fergusson, D., et al., "Parental Smoking, and Lower Respiratory, Illness in the First' Three Years of Life," J'Epidemiol Community Hea/th 35 (3) : 180-184, 1981 L 80. Ferris;,B., et al., "The Six-CityStudy: Examples of Problems in Analysis of Data,'." Environ Health Perspect 52i 115-123, 1983, 81. Gardner, G.,,et al.,'"Effects ofiSocial landl Family Factors on Viral, Respiratory Infection and Illness in the First Year of Life,'"'J Epidemiol 'Community Health 38: 42-48; 1984. 82: Gortmaker, S,, et al., "Parental Smoking and the Risk of Childhood Asthma," AJPH 72 (6): 574-579, June; 1982. 83. Harlap„S. and A. Davies, "Ihfant Admissions to Hospital and Maternal Smoking,"'Lancet'I: 529-532, 1974. 84. Kasuga, H, et al, "Respiratory Symptoms in School Children and the Role of Passive Smoking;" Tokai J Exp Clin Med 4 (2): 101-114, 1979. 85. Kraemer, M, et aIJ, "Risk Factors for Persistent Middle-Ear Effusions. Otitis Media, Catarrh, Cigarette Smoke Exposure, and Atopy," JAMA249 (8): 1022-1025; February 25; 1983. 86. Schenker, M, et al.,,"Risk Factors for. Childhood Respiratory Disease. The Effectof Host Factors and Home Environmental Exposures," Am Rev Respir Dis 128: 1038- 1043,1983, 87 Ware, J., efalJ, "Passive Smoking Gas Cooking, and Respiratory, Health of Children Living in Six Cities," Am Rev Respir Dis 129: 366-374, 1984. 88: Bindeq R.,,et al., "'Importanee of the Indoor Environmentin Air Pollution Exposure," Arch Environ Health 31 (6): 277-279, 1976, 89: Bouhuys„A:,,"Lung Diseases in Rural and'Urban Communities;" Report Sponsored by the Division of Lung Diseases, National Heart, Lung and 8lood' Institute, U.S. National Institutes ofiHealth, June 10, 1977, pp. 77.89. 90. Camacho, E., et al.,"Pulmonary Symptoms and Pulmonary Functional Tests Among Children in Relation to the Area of Residence," Eur J Respir Dis 63 (2): 165-166, March, 1982. 91. Hammer, D., et al., "Air Pollution and Childhood Lower Respiratory Disease: Exposure to Indoor Air Pollutants Including Sidestream Smoke," Abstracts, 68th Annual, Meeting and Exhibition, Air Pollution Control Association; 157-158, 1975. 92. Hblma, B: and O. Windi'ng, "Housing, Hygiene, and Health: ABtudy in Old Residential Areas in Copenhagen," Arch Environ Health 32 (2) i 86-93, 1977 93. Lebowitz, M. and B: Burrows, "Respiratory Symptoms Related'to Smoking, Habits of Family Adults,"' Chest 69 (1); 48-50; 1976. 94. Love, G., et al., "The Incidence and I I s I

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