Magnitude and Chronicity of Environmental Smoke Exposure Across Infancy and Early Childhood in a Sample of Low-Income Children

Keyphrases

• Low-income 100%
• Early childhood 100%
• Cotinine 100%
• Low-income children 100%
• Cigarette Smoke Exposure 100%
• Non-urban Areas 100%
• Young children 66%
• Pennsylvania 33%
• Infant Patients 33%
• Saliva 33%
• Environmental Factors 33%
• Increasing Risk 33%
• Children at Risk 33%
• Risk Reduction 33%
• North Carolina 33%
• Exposure Biomarkers 33%
• High Risk 33%
• Dose-limiting Toxicity 33%
• Surface Residue 33%
• Respiration Rate 33%
• Latent Class Analysis 33%
• Physical Space 33%
• Specific Factors 33%
• Active Smoking 33%
• Children from Low-income Families 33%
• Children's Homes 33%
• Contextual Risk Factors 33%
• High Burden 33%
• Exposure Predictors 33%
• Adult Smokers 33%
• Exposure Pattern 33%
• Exposure Categories 33%
• Secondhand Smoke Exposure 33%
• Smoke-free Environment 33%
• Nationally Representative Sample 33%
• Center-based 33%
• Residential Stability 33%

Psychology

• Infancy And Early Childhood 100%
• Daycare 100%
• Family Income 50%
• Residential Instability 50%
• Education 50%