Tobacco-smoke residue that lingers in furniture, curtains and house dust can still be harmful
Tobacco-smoke residue that lingers in furniture, curtains and house dust can still be harmful: ESB Professional/Shutterstock Mice exposed to household fabrics contaminated with third-hand tobacco smoke showed changes in biological markers of health after only one month, a recent study found. After six months, the mice showed evidence of liver damage and insulin resistance, symptoms …