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"The assumption might be that, if you're pushing your children's blood pressure up in childhood, that will put them at greater risk of blood pressure as an adult, which will put them at higher risk of heart disease and stroke." Baumgartner's work showed that, unlike boys, girls exposed to secondhand smoke had lower systolic blood pressures than girls who were not by 1.8 mmHg on average

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