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Breathing in secondhand smoke does not increase a person’s risk for: A.dyslexia B.asthma C.heart disease D.cancer bronchitis and pneumonia
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Breathing in secondhand smoke does not increase a person’s risk for:

A.dyslexia

B.asthma

C.heart disease

D.cancer

bronchitis and pneumonia

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Definitely asthma. None of the others make sense
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