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Stay-at-home order: Indoor air pollution could increase vulnerability to coronavirus infection

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Hypothesis: Tobacco smokers are at a higher risk of being infected with coronavirus

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Air-conditioned indoor environments increase the vulnerability of being infected with a virus

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COVID-19: Don’t harm indoor occupants with disinfectants you are using to kill viruses

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The difference between sick building syndrome and building related illness

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Pre- and postnatal exposure to tobacco smoke increases the risk of sudden infant death syndrome

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The risk caused by tobacco smoke pollution inside the womb of a pregnant mother that smokes

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Aging and exposure to pollutants associated with outdoor origin increase the risk of Alzheimer’s disease

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The vulnerability of the poor: prolonged exposure to carbon monoxide increases the risk of losing cognitive skills and abilities